I worship thee, sweet Will of God,And all thy ways adore;And every day I live, I seemTo love thee more and more. I love to see thee bring to naughtThe…
Category: THEOLOGY
Hymn: “I Worship Thee, Sweet Will of God” by Frederick W. Faber
I worship thee, sweet Will of God,And all thy ways adore;And every day I live, I seemTo love thee more and more. I love to see thee bring to naughtThe…
$5 Friday (And More): Worship, Scripture, & Jonah
It’s time for our weekly $5 Friday sale. This week’s resources include such topics as worship, Scripture, Jonah, the attributes of God, guilt, suffering, and more. Plus, several bonus resources…
Ministry Report: See What Your Support Has Enabled This Year
Scripture declares that “the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea” (Hab. 2:14). Together, we are praying and…
The Problem with Ending Racism – Greg Morse
Even the casual sports fan can no longer avoid Black Lives Matter. The letters lined NBA baselines and smothered the broadcasts. They were featured on player warm-ups and printed on…
Relativism and Embodied Truth
Here’s an excerpt from Relativism and Embodied Truth, Sharon James’ contribution to the November issue of Tabletalk: Once upon a time, boys were boys, girls were girls, and binary was…
Video: “Murder and Mourning — Part Two” by Alistair Begg
For David, Abner’s death was a cause not for celebration but for mourning. In his grief, David paid tribute to Abner and led his funeral, while Joab, having murdered Abner…
Video: “Murder and Mourning — Part One” by Alistair Begg
Learning of Abner’s peaceful release, David’s army commander, Joab, confronted the king, sent for Abner, then cruelly murdered him upon his return. Did Joab really care about the kingdom, or…
Video: “Murder and Mourning — Part Two” by Alistair Begg
For David, Abner’s death was a cause not for celebration but for mourning. In his grief, David paid tribute to Abner and led his funeral, while Joab, having murdered Abner…
Video: “Murder and Mourning — Part One” by Alistair Begg
Learning of Abner’s peaceful release, David’s army commander, Joab, confronted the king, sent for Abner, then cruelly murdered him upon his return. Did Joab really care about the kingdom, or…