On My Shelf: Life and Books with N. Gray Sutanto – Ivan Mesa, N. Gray Sutanto

On My Shelf helps you get to know various writers through a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their lives as readers. I asked N. Gray Sutanto—assistant professor of systematic theology at Reformed…

3 Parts of the Law: A Case for Continuity of the Moral Law – Justin Dillehay

What should Christians do with the Old Testament law? Is it still binding on us? If so, which parts? And how do we know? In the Reformed Protestant tradition, Christians…

Patrick of Ireland: The Unlikely Hero of Church History – Bradley Bell

“I’m not a smart man, but I know what love is.” I can still hear those words in the voice of Tom Hanks, playing the beloved character Forrest Gump in…

Don’t Let Deconstruction Run Off with Your Faith – Aaron Armstrong

When I became a Christian in 2005, the Emergent movement was near its apex. That loose-knit group of church leaders, writers, and provocateurs embraced a new kind of Christianity for…

God Is Good and Does Good—Even in Our Pain – Garrett Kell

George Mueller is one of the saints from church history who has most inspired me to trust God. He’s famous for his work with orphans and his dependence on the…

Prevent Pastoral Burnout – Michael J. Kruger, Dan Doriani

Michael Kruger and Dan Doriani discuss the signs and dangers of pastoral burnout, the importance of accountability in church structures to protect God’s people, and ways to support and heal…

I Believe in the Death of Julius Caesar and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ – Steve Bateman

Mark Twain famously described faith as “believing what you know ain’t so.” He probably observed a good many Christians doing just that. But do thoughtful Christians believe in the bodily resurrection…

Sovereign: The God of Infinite Rule – Jen Wilkin

The best storytellers of my childhood knew how to save the revelation of a rightful ruler until the final scenes. I’m thinking of Aslan, of course. And Aragorn. And Princess…

Christ’s Transfiguration Points to Our Transformation – Ryan Ross

One of the joys of traveling to a major city is that there’s always more to see. Even if you stay for a week, there are restaurants you miss, sites…

Did My Sin Cause My Suffering? – Tony Reinke

In the midst of suffering, we often want to know the reason for our trial. Sometimes our most painful suffering is directly caused by our sin (1 Cor. 11:30–32). But…

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