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Ultimately Christians will take refuge from their questions about evil not in proud theories that explain evil away, but in combating evil, opposing it, especially evil within themselves but also in the larger world as well. Christians will take refuge from their questions about suffering not in...

A Place for Weakness by Michael Horton Read my review HERE . In the aftermath of September 11, Christians have been asked, once again, to address the problem of evil. While acknowledging evil’s mysteriousness, part of my response to those requests has included a question for the questioner, namely...

Community: Taking Your Group Off Life Support From the Publisher: House examines healthy, gospel-centered small groups in three sections. In the first, he lays a foundation for the need and purpose of small-group community. He then presents a big-picture "health plan" for small groups, looking...

Sunday marked ten years to the day after September 11, 2001. In light of that calamatous day, I preached a sermon entitled "When the Tower Fell" based on Luke 13:1-5. You can listen to or download it HERE .

It is not God's will that we live our lives doubting our salvation. Unfortunately some formulations of regeneration depend upon our feelings at any given moment or whether or not we prayed the right prayer or prayed it and really meant it. Many of you grew up in this kind of doubt enducing, joy...

David Fitch has posted a great article concerning the reasons why parents should, indeed must bring their children to the corporate worship of God's people. To the complaint that "My children don't get anything out of the service," Fitch offers three responses: 1.) There’s an encounter with the...

WTSBooks is offering Paul Tripp's excellent book Instruments In The Redeemer's Hands for 50% off. This is one every Christian ought to read. A wonderful application of the old Gaelic saying, 'God strikes straight blows with crooked sticks.' As inadequate as we are, God is eager to use us to help...

The longer I am an "evangelical" the more I realize that I have less and less in common with this far too broad, unserious, banal, (feel free to supply your own adjective) movement. I was going to comment on Phil Johnson's latest sobering and excellent post but Carl Trueman supplies the commentary...

On Sunday I began a new series of messages entitled The Mission . The messages will examine the church's commission to make disciples. The first sermon is entitled "God: The Original Missionary" and can be listened to or downloaded HERE .