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Preaching in Paragraphs
Every preacher knows the terror of a blank screen. It is Tuesday morning—or even worse, Saturday afternoon—and the preacher sits and stares at his laptop. He has opened…
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Calvin on Work: What a Sixteenth-Century Theology of Labor Can Teach Us Today
“To work is to survive, not live,” many today will say. In modern popular culture, this complaint is often directed at something specific, namely, the “Protestant work ethic.”…
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Paedobaptism: The Impossibility of the Contrary
Our church is swimming with babies right now. Most of our parents with young children are paedobaptists, but some are still anti-paedobaptists. Nonetheless, we welcome them as members…
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When Someone in Your Church Is Suffering: Learning to Bear One Another’s Burdens
“I don’t know who I can tell.” Those words can accompany many kinds of suffering. A marriage is falling apart. A child walks away from the faith. A…
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Reflections on Steve Lawson’s Latest Book
Proverbs 29:20 Do you see a man who is hasty in his words? There is more hope for a fool than for him. Steve Lawson has written a…
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Book Review: Classical Theology for the Modern Mind by Carl R. Trueman
Classical Theology for the Modern Mind Carl R. Trueman. Crossway, 2026. Paperback, 96pp. As someone who has been both an advocate of historic retrieval, as well as someone…
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Psalm 3: Sleep Well, God Will Protect You
God Is Our Refuge and Strength: 150 Devotionals Through the Psalms, by Bill Boekestein and Rob Ventura, Published by The Banner of Truth, October 2026 Sometimes we feel…
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Yes, God is Anti-Gay
Is God anti-gay? Yes, God is anti-gay. The God of the Bible is anti-gay, and the gods of this world are pro-gay. We have walked the long road…
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How Do I Live in God’s Presence Every Day?
Coram Deo, Your Work, and the Other 166 Hours of Your Week In California, we’re eagerly anticipating the January 2027 roll-out of a new law permitting “natural organic…
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