Wednesday Link List

We’re back with the links… some of these have been accumulating for a few weeks, and there have been many great posts lately at Christianity Today, which are represented here:

• A terrorist bombing in Uganda during the 90th minute of the World Cup final left six American missionaries injured.
• Greg Laurie says the cultural divide is huge, with the result that We’re Just No Good at Evangelism.
• Skye Jethani honestly thinks that Apple is the New Religion.
• Anne Graham Lotz warns you to Beware of Christian Junk Food.
• Mark Galli discusses “neutral” church auditoriums in The Lord Who Acts Like It.
• Inter-Varsity president Alec Hill looks at a Supreme Court ruling affecting Christian campus groups in A Loss for Everyone.
• Caryn Revedeniera rethinks a church obsession in The Trouble With Excellence.
  
• Hymn-adapter Matthew Smith autobiogs in a guest post at Challies’ titled Confessions of a Failed Worshiper.
  
• Donald S. Whitney looks at falling away spiritually in The Sinkhole Syndrome.
• Katelyn Beatty interviews No Stones author Marnie Ferree in Female Sex Addict: Not an Oxymoron.
• David C. Cook publishing is trying to find an audience for a new Travis Thrasher novel by comparing it to Twilight Saga author Stephenie Meyer.
• David Fisher balances Canadians’ general lack of patriotism with how we welcome home our fallen soldiers on the Highway of Heroes.
• Matt at Church of No People discovers you can always draw comments when you write about Christians and Swearing.
  
• This one isn’t a Christian site, but for parents, here’s a shocking U.K. study on the amount of junk food kids eat.
  
• Here’s a couple of pieces from This Is Indexed:

• And since we were away last week, here’s a couple from For Heaven’s Sake:

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