Strawberry-Rhubarb Theology

Fate holds nothing on the providence I know No longer bound to things of wood and stone When all I had to offer was my worst You s...

. . . all your breakers and your waves have gone over me.   Psalm 42:7 Every seasoned saint who walks deeply with God, I am coming to bel...

Faith wraps the soul up in the bundle of life with God; it encloses it in the righteousness of Jesus, and presents it so perfect in that, t...

John Bunyan, in his book Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ , on John 6:37--'Whoever comes to me I will never cast out' (ESV), or as B...

We closed our Good Friday meditation (below) by noting the pervasive darkness throughout Mark, climaxing in the three-hour darkness from noo...

' . . . we esteemed him stricken, smitten by God . . . '  -Isaiah 53:4 In learning of Peter Singer's most recent round of u...

C. S. Lewis, to Warfield Firor, an American surgeon, 1949: Have you ever thought what it would be like if (all other things remaining as...

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...