Here are some interesting reads rounded up from the last couple of weeks:
Dr. George H. Guthrie has been publishing a series dealing with Bible translations that I have found very helpful, especially these (HT to Challies):
6 Reasons We Shouldn’t Freak Out over Word Variations in our Modern Translations
6 Surprising Ideas the KJV Translators Had about Other Bible Translations. The preface to the KJV is pretty fascinating if your Bible contains it and if you can read it. A couple of the fascinating ideas: they used and endorsed other translations and never claimed that theirs was the only one that should be used.
4 Interesting Facts about the Production of the King James Translation
Some Things You Should Know About Christians Who Struggle With Anxiety.
What the Pro-Choice and Pro-Life Miss About Simone Biles
Top 10 things I Wish Worship Leaders Would Stop Saying and Top 10 Things I Love That Worship Leaders Do
With Love, Your Single Daughter
10 Things to DO Instead of Asking, “What Can I Do to Help?”
A couple about writing:
Avoid These Sneaky (But Deadly) Point of View Mistakes.
A Quick Lesson in the Writing Process.
And finally, this is just adorable:
Happy Saturday!
Stray Thoughts 
Love the video. I think it is so wonderful for parents to expose their children to gospel music so young. It will stay with them for life!
I’ve bookmarked several of your links to read later. Very interesting ones considering the Bible opinion post I did on my blog this past week.
Have a blessed weekend.
Soooooo precious! 💜
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