Google Reader Round-up | December 15, 2012

Several months ago I started the idea of putting together a list of links that I found interesting through out each week. I am going to take it up again.

In this weeks Round-up:

In light of the tragedy in Newtown, CT, here are some responses from pastors, theologians and other public Christians that I have come across.

I do not endorse all of the views of these authors. I submit them as helpful responses to the tragic and dastardly acts committed yesterday.

From John Piper
Pastor for Preaching and Vision, Bethlehem Baptist Church

• How Does Jesus Come to Newtown?
• A Lesson for All from Newtown

From Justin Holcomb
Executive Director, The Resurgence

• Jesus and violence against children

From Al Mohler
President, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

• Rachel Weeping for Her Children — The Massacre in Connecticut

From Jen Wilkin
Contributor, The Gospel Coalition

• A Day for Hatred

From Ben Godson
Blogger, Covered in the Master’s Dust

• When Violence Strikes And There’s Nowhere to Turn

From “The Jungle Missionary”
Blogger, Defending/Contending.com

• Connecticut – What will we learn?

From Victor Scott
Blogger, The Reformed Wesleyan

• The Tragedy at Sandy Hook | “The Depth of Human Sin Has Reared Its Head… Again!”

UPDATED: December 15, 2012, 1:06 pm

From Russell Moore
Dean of the School of Theology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Senior Vice President for Academic Administration, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

• School Shootings and Spiritual Warfare