Here is your daily round up.

A Disappearing Missionary Impulse

Can the American church regain such a missionary impulse? If we are to do so, the hope rests on common people of God—missionary disciples—infusing their lives with a missionary impulse.

Amazon Sold $240K of ‘Liturgy of the Ordinary’ Fakes, Publisher Says

Just as The New York Times put out a report in late June on a surge of counterfeit books available on Amazon, the 70-year-old Christian publisher discovered that one of its own had also “been victim of a highly organized and sophisticated counterfeiting scheme.”

Beg God to Move Again: Seven Marks of True Revival

While we cannot dictate to God what he will do, history shows us that there are some things that happen before and when revival comes that are worth noting.

How Can We Help Our Kids Communicate the Truth of Christianity in an Evidential Way?

God Hates When Christian Politicians Lie. We Should Too.

Does that mean you shouldn’t vote for a Christian politician that habitually lies?

To answer that question we should ask ourselves: Does it promote the common good to elect politicians who habitually lie? Does it bring dishonor to the name of Jesus to elect people who habitually lie and yet claim to be citizens of Christ’s Kingdom?

4 Starting Points for Reading Revelation

This is a very helpful starting point for those who desire to tackle the book of Revelations. If I could add a fifth I would say come to the book of Revelation with a desire to understand what the book is teaching instead of trying to make it fit with your eschatological view.