Here are some good posts for your weekend reading:
Teaching Children the Ten Commandments – Michael Snow
Michael shares the Ten Commandments in rhyme from the McGuffey readers. Looks like a good way to teach young children – maybe it could be put to music.
Gentleness Is Not an Option – Dane Ortlund (via Jared Wilson)
[G]entleness is essential to Christian living. It is not an add-on. It is . . . one of the few indisputable evidences of the Holy Spirit alive and well within someone.
Sobering Up: The Prerequisite to a Good Prayer Life – Darryl Dash
Sobering up means that we see reality as it really is; that we recognize that time is short; that we give up any thoughts of trying to live or serve apart from the enablement that only God can offer.
The Tone Deaf Singer – Tim Challies
We sing best when that gospel is dwelling richly within us. God is not looking at the quality of our tone or the perfection of our pitch. He is looking at the heart.
Hope you have a great Lord’s Day praising our Lord from your heart with your local church!
Brian J. Mikul 
The Tone Deaf Singer reminds me of the little church in which I grew up. There was one man who was as tone deaf as they come. And he sang louder than most. But on any rare Sunday when he was not there, it seemed somewhat dead and tepid. I miss his gusto.