Series
Difficult but Beautiful Doctrines
Discover the glory and necessity of doctrinal truths people in the post-Christian West often find hard to accept.
Where Loss Leads: Why Grieving People Need a Theology of Giving
In grief, we’re pulled not to a vague sense of peace or euphoria but to persons.
Why Cancel Culture Needs the Breathtaking Mercy of God’s Kingdom
Every time we extend mercy, forgiveness, and compassion in the name of Christ, we testify to the divine mercy God has shown us.
Why ‘Lone’ Artists Need the Church
I needed to be restoried by the Bible, to be captured by the Trinitarian vision for communal making.
Evangelists, Let the Doctrine of Predestination Batter Your Heart
The evangelists’ efforts are never wasted because a faithful presentation of the gospel to a sinner will be either the sweet words of salvation or the just words of judgment God intends.
Missionaries, Don’t Ignore the Countdown to Damnation
The missionary who intellectually or emotionally gives up on the doctrine of hell hasn’t suddenly become freer and more virtuous. His doctrinal loss accomplishes just the opposite.
Are You Suffering? Find Comfort in God’s Vengeance.
Is a longing for retribution one of our worst human instincts? Could it be one of the most beautiful?
