• 8 Ways Twitter Can Benefit the Christian – Nathan Bingham put a lot of effort and research into this one.  There’s been a lot of debate about how useful Twitter can be to Christians, and how we should use it.  Nathan provides some wise, practical insight.
• Scripture – The Evangelical View – A very helpful PDF on the doctrine of inerrancy.
• The Youngest Evangelicals – The Rise Of Post-Slacker Christianity – Interesting post, written by a Gen-Xer, about the contrast between GenX evangelicals (slackers?) and GenY evangelicals (earnest and eager).
• Chesterton and Lewis For Beginners – The author suggests a few books that serve as a starting point for each author.  I found this helpful because both authors were so prolific, and one can easily get overwhelmed when starting out.
• Watermelon Green – A gem by Doug Wilson.

On a technical note, SD News is officially out of beta.  Signups are open to the public, and the response has been solid.  In the last two weeks we have seen 200% growth in traffic, and our RSS readership has expanded significantly.  Thanks to everyone who has participated and used the site.  Please feel free to contact me with suggestions, at any time.

Thanks again!

• catechizeMe Christian Q&A – Sort of like internet flashcards for the catechisms.  Very cool interface.
• Calvinism and Art – Classic lecture by Abraham Kuyper on the intersection between Calvinism and art.  Very thought-forming.
• 100 Christian Apologists – A fairly exhaustive list of 100 influential Christian apologists, past and present.
• Baptism: For Households or Believers Only? – MP3s of a debate between Dr. James White and William Shishko, pastor of the OPC in Franklin Square, NY.
• Pastor Ben Miller’s Recommended Reading List – Our very own Ben Miller’s recommended readings in theology and Christian living in general.

• John Calvin’s 500th – a superb collection of resources relating to John Calvin.  One could learn a lot just reading these articles.
• Books and Ideas That Helped Shape the Way I View the World – Six books that have shaped the worldview of one blogger.
• Presuppositionalism – K. Scott Oliphint explains presuppositional apologetics, and in the process makes a case for a terminology switch, a switch to a “covenantal apologetics.”
• The Case for Our Current Policy on Female Deacons – Ligon Duncan presents his views.
• The Merger of Calvinism with Worldliness – Dr. Peter Masters gives his (unsympathetic) take on the new Calvinism and the emergent church movement.  iMonk also weighed in with his thoughts on Dr. Masters’ article.

We are working on a new blog layout to coincide with the full release of The Kingdom Has Drawn Near.  Stay tuned.