Here are highlights from our various Facebook and Twitter accounts over the past week.

Jesus taught more about hell than He did about heaven. —RC Sproul

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) June 9, 2014

You are either a Christian or you are not a Christian; you cannot be partly a Christian (Lloyd-Jones).

— Tabletalk Magazine (@Tabletalk) June 12, 2014

The first temptation recorded in Scripture is an attack on the trustworthiness of God’s Word: http://t.co/1txKX9iYkq

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) June 11, 2014

The deeper the preacher takes his flock into the Word of God, the higher they will rise in worship. http://t.co/4i92yfF0sc @DrStevenJLawson

— Tabletalk Magazine (@Tabletalk) June 12, 2014

Happy are the children who can say to their friends, “My mom and dad are pretty cool; I can talk to them about anything.” —@JoelBeeke

— Reformation Trust (@RefTrust) June 13, 2014

The grand paradox or supreme irony of the Christian faith is that we are saved both by God and from God. —RC Sproul pic.twitter.com/11ciPKqzk4

— Ligonier Ministries (@Ligonier) June 12, 2014