My good friend Tyson Guthrie (who wrote the other half of the Nicene Creed devo) has a blog that I hope (hint, hint) will be updated more regularly now that the summer camp season is winding down. One of his great regular pieces is called Brotherly Wisdom and includes a quote from a modern writer/theologian and a short summary of Tyson’s thoughts on the quote. Here is a great example from Tyson’s latest posts:

“…My peers and I were among the first ones to experience grade inflation, where we got A’s for excavating our feelings and “doing our best” at calculus. We were among the first to be programmed for self-esteem, as we learned that having a pulse made us wonderfully special. For as long as we can remember, we’ve been destined for superstardom. Some of us have been prepped for elite schooling since before we could use the potty, and we’ve been on the traveling soccer teams before we knew not to touch the ball with our hands. We’ve been stuffed full of praise for mediocrity and had our foibles diagnosed away with hyphenated jargon and pop psychology.
It’s no wonder we expect people to affirm us for everything, criticize us for nothing, and pay us for anything we want to do.” -Kevin DeYoung, Just Do Something: A Liberating Approach to Finding God’s Will

DeYoung nails it. If you haven’t read this book, you should. In the age of the adultolescent DeYoung’s advice is sage, and his voice should be heard amidst and above the pseudo-spiritual ramblings of some/many popular Christian authors.

Check out Tyson’s blog here: http://heytyson.blogspot.com

Like the new font in the header? It can be yours! Our very talented friend Kyle Steed has released his much celebrated font called Clumsy. It is available for free, and donations are accepted (highly recommend donating something!)

Check it out here:

http://clumsy.kylesteed.com

A couple weeks ago I was able to write a guest post on a friend’s blog. If you are into design, art or fun, you should head on over to Erin McCabe’s blog Oh and The World Spins Madly On.

Oh and you can read my post here.

Do you blog (somewhat) regularly about things we both think are interesting? If so I would love to share you with others who read this blog! Head over to the “Friends” section to find out more!