Dear Friend, August 3, 1983, was a day I will never forget. Forty-three years on, it remains etched indelibly in my memory. The previous evening had been spent with family…
Category: THEOLOGY
Wallpaper: Trinity
“There was never a time when God did not exist. … God existed always as a Trinity—God the Father and Son and the Holy Spirit.” —Alistair Begg Click below to…
Who Was Archibald Alexander?
Archibald Alexander was born during a time of upheaval in the American colonies. He was born in 1772 near Lexington, Virginia. The third of nine children, he grew up in…
Have Babies and Don’t Kill Them – Marshall Segal
Have babies and don’t kill them. That’s a decent summary of the direct commands we have from God before the law is handed down in Exodus. The first and most…
Fear That Sings and Dances – David Mathis
The hostile army ignored God as long as they could, but when he looked down at them, they panicked. Then his people’s newfound fear of him erupted in song and…
Don’t Set Your Hope on Tomorrow – Matt Reagan
“How’s your 401(k) looking?” “What’s your five-year plan?” “We’re heading out West this summer.” “Everybody’s working for the weekend . . .” We hear each of these phrases in our daily dialogue (or…
1 Corinthians 1:13–17, Part 1: Antidote to Disharmony: Christ’s Unity, Christ’s Death, Christ’s Name – John Piper
In the face of church factions, Paul exhorts members of Christ’s body to focus on the unique work Jesus has done through his death and resurrection. Watch Now Read More…
When Was the Last Time You Experienced This Joy?
When was the last time you were studying a difficult Bible passage and it suddenly became clear? These moments of discovery are among the greatest joys of the Christian life.…
The Living Word Imparts Imperishable Life – John Piper
How does God awaken the dead? John Piper opens 1 Peter 1:13–25 to show that God grants new life through the gospel. Watch Now Read More Desiring God
For the Joy of Japan – Brett Rayl
It’s a typical Monday morning in Nagoya, Japan. I’m getting ready to leave for work while my daughter begins her English lesson with my wife. Then I hear her read…