Book Review: Orthodox Yet Modern (Cory C. Brock)
The true Bavinck was a man who recognized truth wherever it presented itself. Continue reading Book Review: Orthodox Yet Modern (Cory C. Brock)
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Love + Sorrow
The Maker never finished His sentence. Continue reading Love + Sorrow
‘Seeing Through Things’: What Conspiracy Theories are Doing to Us
We flirt with the idea of conspiracy theories being true and what they might mean for our society. But what are they actually doing to us? Continue reading ‘Seeing Through Things’: What Conspiracy Theories are Doing to Us
Book Review: Nehemiah: A Pastoral & Exegetical Commentary (T.J. Betts)
If there’s another word I feel would be appropriate to add to T.J. Betts’ new commentary on Nehemiah, it would be “devotional.” Continue reading Book Review: Nehemiah: A Pastoral & Exegetical Commentary (T.J. Betts)
Book Review: Stott on the Christian Life (Tim Chester)
Stott, in truth, is one of the most important pastor-theologians of the entire twentieth century. His influence is far greater than we may realize, and his example is beneficial for any ministry leader. Continue reading Book Review: Stott on the Christian Life (Tim Chester)
The Pasture
I know that with Him, I shall not want. And yet, I do want. Continue reading The Pasture
The Waves
No life is without waves. But I often miss the ocean for these waves. Continue reading The Waves
Book Review: “The Care of Souls” (Harold L. Senkbeil)
When Jesus wanted to drive a point home with his disciples, he often took them to the farm. In John 4, for example, the disciples preoccupied themselves with meeting Jesus’ human hunger. But Jesus used the moment to teach them about his divine hunger for the souls of those he came to save. “My food … Continue reading Book Review: “The Care of Souls” (Harold L. Senkbeil)
The Table
I come to The Table broken. Blood on my hands. Many in this room would say that I am a great man of God. But I know a painful reality they do not always see, what my Savior always sees without fail: I have not done great things for God. I have sinned. I have … Continue reading The Table
Book Review: “Seeing By The Light” (Ike Miller)
Seeing By The Light has turned out to be one of the most insightful and helpful theological books that I have read this year. Continue reading Book Review: “Seeing By The Light” (Ike Miller)
Savoring Stillness
We all have busy lives. But we don’t have to settle for a busy heart. Continue reading Savoring Stillness
Shepherding Students Through Conversion
Could it be that we are sacrificing efficacy at the altar of efficiency? Have we embraced winning decisions over making disciples? Continue reading Shepherding Students Through Conversion
Book Review: “With All Your Heart” (A. Craig Troxel)
With All Your Heart helps us demystify what’s going on inside of us to better understand both our sin and our Savior. Continue reading Book Review: “With All Your Heart” (A. Craig Troxel)
Under the Mountain’s Cover
How wonderful it is to have others speak words of life into our sinfully angry hearts. Continue reading Under the Mountain’s Cover
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A poem. Continue reading they breathe.
When Your Prayers Lack Words
When we find ourselves without words to pray, we are not at a dead end. Continue reading When Your Prayers Lack Words
Book Review: “Analog Church” (Jay Kim)
This is not the kind of worship we were made for — tethered by text or digital renderings of image-bearers. Continue reading Book Review: “Analog Church” (Jay Kim)
On Psalm 70 and Presumptuous Prayers
In prayer, God wants a right heart more than the right words. Continue reading On Psalm 70 and Presumptuous Prayers
Book Review: “Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers” (Dane Ortlund)
It has not only helped me better love my Savior, but to better grasp my Savior’s love for me. Could we ask for more from a book? Continue reading Book Review: “Gentle and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers” (Dane Ortlund)
No Food For Thought
When we fast from food, we confess that we cannot live by bread alone and that only the Bread of Life can truly satisfy us. Continue reading No Food For Thought
