Preacher, take some extra time and work to compress your sermons.

The church as a bride isn’t just a random, pleasant metaphor in Scripture. It’s of profound theological importance.

I'm not convinced this thing can be settled online at all. But it's effecting real life relationships and it's effecting local churches, so the least we can do is start thinking and rethinking in terms of our online discourse.

Given the neediness of the church, the cultural pressures we face, and the general social upheaval of our times, how we preach has never been more important.

It is clear that men and women need each other if they are to accomplish the task God gave humanity to fill and subdue the earth, bringing glory to God in the process.

To a great extent in spiritual things we get what we expect of the Lord.

Your paper Bible could be precious and useful to you in ways that a digital Bible never could. 

Your artful questions and interest make both sides of the conversation possible.

Our idols convince us that the best thing we can do in life is pursue that which will satisfy us at a given moment. But Jesus? Well, Jesus will tell us the truth. He loves us too much not to.

In short, these idols are just another version of my worst self.