Suffering and Sovereignty: a Follow-up

My last post may have caused some confusion regarding the timeliness of teaching some truths. Suffice to say, all theology…

On Sin and Sorrow: Suffering and God’s Sovereignty

Whether the logical outcome of our own buffoonery, the carelessness or cruelty of others, or as rain from the clear…

On a Friday long ago, history pivoted on the crucifixion of a carpenter turned peripatetic teacher. Extraordinary darkness (Matthew 27:45)…

Provocative, yes? Whatever Mel Gibson has done wrong in his life since his movie, “The Passion of the Christ,” he…

In my last article, I intimated that “the biblical Christian [is one] who trusts Christ alone, by grace alone, through…

Of faith it has been well said that “profession” alone saves no one, so the prayed prayer, the signed card,…

More than a few folks bristle at the idea that people of faith get their warp and woof from a…

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Shakespeare’s Juliet…

Hope and cheer resident in our recent holiday celebrations seemed somewhat tempered by universal instability. There’s terrorism, home and abroad,…

While few Christians would really ask this, many find the scriptural account of God’s work in history insufficient as fuel…