Strawberry-Rhubarb Theology

This week I read Wright's new book on the crucifixion, The Day the Revolution Began . I'm not a Wright-hater. I owe him a lot. Some ...

If this enterprise succeeds and flourishes, the church is vitally strengthened, globally, for the next generation. Many organizations will...

Geerhardus Vos on the love of God, reflecting on Jeremiah 31: It means that in the most literal sense He concentrates all the light and wa...

Thoroughly enjoying Dave Garner's new book on adoption, which could not be more aptly titled: Sons in the Son . What a rich treatment. F...

C. S. Lewis, in a 1933 letter to his friend Arthur Greeves, with a compelling re-orientation to overcoming sin.  God not only understa...

Read a book on the love of God recently. It was fine. True, faithful, careful. It has its place on our bookshelves. But the ceiling on my ...

A place I love. A place that is home. Deeply so. 

Thomas Goodwin: God hath ordered his elect, take the whole body and bulk of them, to fall into all sorts of sins, one or other of them; so...

One Washington Post essay after another these days is blasting away at Trump. Maybe at this point it's the wrong target. Imagine the f...

Richard Sibbes, in a book published in 1630, five years before his death: Suffering brings discouragements, because of our impatience. ...