Links for the Weekend (2026-11-06)

Each Friday, I’ll post links to 3–5 resources from around the web you may want to check out.

Don’t Stock the Pantry with Temptation

Darryl Dash has some advice for us with regard to fighting against sin: start earlier!

We are used to preparing for almost everything. We prepare our clothes, our food, our vacations, and more. Paul is saying that whatever you do, do not prepare to sin. Instead, actively take steps to cut temptation out of your life. Deliberately arrange your life so that sinful desires are harder to satisfy. Avoid certain environments. Put a filter on your phone. Cancel that streaming service. Throw away those books. Cut out influences that tempt you toward sin.

Identity & Literature: Eeyore is Worse Than You Remember

Justin Poythress writes about some of the dangers of pride.

Pride tells you that you are worth a lot more than you’re getting. You’re amazing, brilliant, talented, kind, considerate, and self-sacrificing—it’s just no one ever sees. No one recognizes how exceptionally humble and valuable you really are. Poor you.

How do I help my children who are constantly arguing with each other?

Lauren Whitman (from CCEF) answers this question in a short video. (A transcript is available.)

Thanks to Cliff L for his help in rounding up links this week!

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