Contrary to some perceptions, it is not true that we are the ones who want people to be saved and God is the one who wants to condemn. We don’t initiate the joy and welcome that should always accompany the prodigal returning. We just have the privilege of joining in with God’s celebration. From Of …
These sort of posts bob up from time to time and this one is generally amusing. Justin Taylor and Jared Wilson provide the following: Exclusive: In an exciting example of scholarly cross-collaboration and interdisciplinary research, textual critics and archaeologists have just published a translation of a recently discovered first-century letter, apparently authentic, written to the …
Mike Wittmer shares a draft entry for Our Daily Journey in which he briefly outlines the way sexual sin can pervasively ruin the whole of a person’s life. A friend of mine left his wife and three children. Although he knows better — he was a seminary professor — he continues to lie to his …
Here are a couple of statements that contrast evangelical theology with ‘evangelical liberalism,’ as it is developing. Albert Mohler’s review of ‘Love Wins’ includes this statement about the Gospel: We have no right to determine which “story” of the Gospel we prefer or think is most compelling. We must deal with the Gospel that we …
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