Jerry Bridges (courtesy of Desiring God) on why the Gospel is not confined to becoming a Christian, but is our companion all through our lives as Christians.
Jerry Bridges (courtesy of Desiring God) on why the Gospel is not confined to becoming a Christian, but is our companion all through our lives as Christians.
I hope if you attend Christian worship tomorrow you won’t be subjected to a lesson in moral improvement, an exhortation about how God can use you by your following a list of steps of moral improvements drawn from Bible narrative turned into object lessons. I trust you’ll hear about God’s redemptive love, which always achieves …
David Cook, current moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Australia has posted the first of three articles on areas of systematic theology that he believes need special attention in order that the people of God may live out the freedom Christ has earned for them. The first is on the place of the law in …
Esau cried out for a blessing he never valued until it was no longer his, lost to his younger brother. The elder brother in Jesus’ parable recorded in Luke 16 accuses his father of wasting a blessing that he alone deserves on his prodigal younger brother. The words that the father speaks to his son …
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