Ed Welch’s What Do You Think Of Me? Why do I Care? has proved to be an engaging read, even if I’m not its target audience (teens and young adults). When the Israelites were forging the golden calf, no doubt they thought that God was limited and finite – just like a person. They didn’t …
John Paton, pioneer Gospel missionary to Vanuatu is much-loved by Australian Presbyterians. Here Ligon Duncan recounts a story about Paton which he suggest provides a contrast by which the love of God for His children can be understood. As Derek [Thomas] preached from 2 Corinthians 8 this morning, and especially as he exhorted us to …
Westminster Larger Catechism – Lord’s Day 6 Q & A 15 Q What is the work of creation? A The work of creation is that wherein God did in the beginning, by the word of his power, make of nothing the world, and all things therein, for himself, within the space of six days, and …
Winsome words about repentance from Ed Welch: The curious thing about turning back to God is that, once you turn, you don’t have to walk for miles to get to the border of God’s kingdom. Instead, the boundary line is always just one step away. It doesn’t matter how far you have walked in the …
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