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Category: THEOLOGY
Who Was William Whiting Borden?
D.L. Moody’s oft-quoted statement, “The world has yet to see what God can do with a fully consecrated man,” rang true of a young man who grew up in the…
Examples of Unwavering Faith
We remember certain figures from church history as special testaments to the Lord’s faithfulness. Their preaching, hymnody, and courageous actions illustrate the grace of God at work as His people…
Pastors for the Unborn: Pro-Life Leaders in the Local Church – John Ensor
Thirty-five years ago, as I was pastoring a small church in Boston and seeing the temptations and struggles facing my people, I felt an urgent need to gather the church…
Trust the One Who Justifies – John Piper
If faith does not look to itself for salvation, where does it look? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper turns to Romans 3:27–31 to show how saving…
Strategies for Building a Reverent Church – John Piper
In a day starving for transcendence, how might church leaders arrange every element of the Sunday gathering to promote joyful Godward reverence? Listen Now Read More Desiring God
Wallpaper: Deep in Debt
“You are as deep in debt as you can be to every attribute of God. To God you owe yourself and all you have.” —C.H. Spurgeon Click below to download…
Understanding Personhood
We live in a world where there is much cruelty and violence. Whether we watch local or international news on television, we hear of countless instances of intimidation, injustice, thefts,…
Always Ready: Join Us in Ontario
Teenagers face a variety of attacks on the truth of Christianity, and it is vital that they be prepared to give an answer for the hope within them (1 Peter…
The Infallible Test of Spiritual Integrity – Daniel J. Brendsel
“The truth about a man lies first and foremost in what he hides.” So wrote the French novelist, art critic, and statesman André Malraux in 1967, in a weighty diagnosis…