It’s not everyday Jesus comments on your blog – Peter Enns
Peter Enns reflects on the often unChristian way Christians respond to blogs that don’t necessarily agree with their own interpretation of the Bible.

“Not unexpected, some comments voice very strong opinions that leave little room for give and take–as if the commenter is the very voice of God. Those sorts of comments rarely generate anything beyond a quick glance–until today, this morning at 10:27 to be precise, when Jesus himself paid me a visit and left a comment…” Read the full post here.

My take: A word to Christians – be nice. – CNN Belief Blog
On a similar topic, John Dickerson, senior pastor at Cornerstone Church in Arizona reflects on the online reputation of Christians: “Jesus put it this way in Matthew 12:34-36: “For out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks. The good man brings good things out of the good stored up in him, and the evil man brings evil things out of the evil stored up in him. But I tell you that men will have to give account on the day of judgment for every careless word they have spoken.”

“If we will give account for every careless word spoken, might we also give account for every careless comment typed or tweeted?” Read full post here.

Revenge is not so sweet – Justine Toh writes from The Drum
Two recent films – Zero Dark Thirty and Django Unchained – have plenty to teach us about the pointlessness of seeking revenge, writes Justine Toh. Read full article here.

6 ways you can support your missionaries – Gospel Coalition, Jennifer Su McIntyre
“As a missionary on furlough, I have often been asked these questions by supporters, home churches, and missions committees. Understandably, some supporters want to be as hands-on as possible in helping their missionaries. Sending a short-term team may look like an attractive option. But even when these offers stem from sincere motives, sending a short-term team may not always be the most helpful way to support missionaries.” Read Jennifer’s top 6 ways to support missionaries here.