by Stephen Rodgers

There are fewer links this week, (mostly because I spent Thursday with my family instead of tracking down articles), but the ones that I have for you are all quite good. I’d almost be willing to ofter you a money-back guarantee. So without further ado:

• In the ongoing interview with RC Sproul, Mark Driscoll asks him if he believes the ELCA has become an apostate church. Check out his answer.
• Over at The Resurgence, they have introduced the doctrine of the Trinity, and have now moved on to exploring the Tri-Unity of God.
• Meanwhile, over at TeamPyro, Phil Johnson continues to explore the issue of gambling. He contrasts gambling with faithful stewardship, deals with the issue of mutual consent, answers a question, and then looks at whether gambling involves the sin of putting God to the test.
• Also at TeamPyro, Dan Phillips continues his series on finding things to be grateful for in Genesis 1, including being grateful for the revelation of one creator.
• The Gospel Coalition discusses what is Gospel-centered ministry. You can find parts one, two, and three on Justin Taylor’s blog.
• Meanwhile, Jared Wilson reminds us what Gospel-centered preaching does.
• And last but not least, here’s a Biblical look at productivity.