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Jerry Falwell - The Bayly brothers pass along a great article by John Neuhaus showing a different side of Jerry Falwell.

Tracking the Fires - Mark Lauterbach is the pastor of Grace Church in San Diego.  In addition to his other great blog content, he is posting updates on the fires and how you can pray for him, his church, and San Diego.

Halo in Church? - You can catch up on various online discussions concerning the use of Halo and other video games in youth ministries here, here, here, and here.

Christ Follower - In some well done humor, you’ll find these youtube videos addressing current trends in Evangelicalism through a mac-pc commercial parody.

• I’m a Christ-follower 1
• I’m a Christ-follower 2
• I’m a Christ-follower 3
• I’m a Christ-follower 4
• I’m a Christ-follower 5
• I’m a Christ-follower 6 

Not Such a Genius - Challies provides some biblical thoughts on marriage using Albert Einstein’s horrendous marriage contract.

Children - Tony posts the spiritual questions Rich Gamache uses with his own children.

More of the Same - Al Mohler chronicles the death rattle of the American Episcopal church.  Having grown up as an unbelieving Episcopalian, I have a heavy heart over the events of New Orleans this past week.

Encouragement - Mark Lauterbach writes about how a pastor should follow Paul’s example and encourage a congregation concerning Christ’s work in them.

I’ve been woefully negligent in my blogging over here at The Sweet Dropper.  Well, I’m back from vacation and will try to produce a little more blogging output.  To that end, I’m going to introduce my Nota Bene (note well/worthy) posts.  I subscribe to a few blogs that challenge me to think about Christ and his church in new, different, and better ways.  As I read posts that stand out as pass-along-able, I’ll include them in these Nota Bene posts.  I suppose the blog term for this is blog spotting.  As a side note, I got the term Nota Bene from Dr. Harold O. J. Brown.  He was one of my favorite professors at RTS in Charlotte.  Whenever he wanted us to pay attention to something in his notes he would include next to the item the Latin phrase Nota Bene.

On to today’s installment.   Some of these are a little old-ish since I’ve been catching up on my blog reading following my vacation.

Reading - Challies gives his own and Richard Baxter’s hints on reading well.

Led Zeppelin - Carl Trueman responds to a Ref21 reader’s question about Trueman’s own love of Led Zeppelin.  As a Led Zeppelin fan, I especially appreciated his response.

Blogging? - Michael Haykin  briefly tries to answer what blogs are should be.

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