Throughout the history of Christianity, the doctrine of justification has been a major controversy. According to J.I. Packer,...

If you want to be challenged and think of Acts and Paul in ways you never did before this book may be for you.

We celebrate Christmas because of the Son, who is worthy of all glory and honor and praise (Rev. 4-5).

If you’re not already finding a way to serve your local Church, I hope this is a reminder of the importance and benefits of doing so.

More than anything, Charles Spurgeon’s life was indiscriminately saturated with a knowledge and love for the Son of God.

Church, we are also just as unworthy to be recipients of the promise of eternal hope, yet like David, let us rejoice for God’s graciousness!

In our day, it is not the lack of Bibles that fuels our ignorance, but a lack of our reading them.

“The contemplation of God’s goodness in his creation will lead us to thankfulness and trust.” ~Calvin

Preferences are fine and even welcomed! But only as much as they do not encroach on the truth of God’s Word.

It matters how we ultimately define the words that are so commonplace in the Christian vernacular. It matters a lot.

Maybe you’ve wondered, though, why so many churches exist and why all these different names on them.

I began to realize that I cared much more for the soul of my son than I did his academics...

Timeless as He is, Creator that He is, God defines all terms, love is no exception.

…logical implications of the ordo salutis or "the order of salvation" which I think are extremely helpful when refining one's faith.

What is sanctification about? We are His holy people, His set-apart people, set apart to bring Him glory and to exhibit blamelessness...