"There remains a fundamental hole in the Western church’s self-conception, a missing theological narrative which integrates its local and global mission, helps us prioritize our various passions, and leads to fervent action."
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"When children are taught the New Testament separate from the Old, and when God’s wrath is ignored for the comfort of his love, they later discover these issues on their own and must wrestle with the incomplete biblical picture they have always known."
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"The study of church history informs us about our predecessors in the faith, those who have helped shape our Christian communities and thus make us what we are. Such study builds humility and modesty into our lives, and so can exercise a sanctifying influence upon…"
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"Sometimes, the Lord in his wisdom provides us with two equally good options and gives us the space to decide. In such situations, we can find ourselves in decision paralysis, worried that we’ll make the “wrong” choice."
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"Of all the statements in the Apostles’ Creed, “he descended into hell” is easily the most controversial. It’s a polarizing, third-rail kind of phrase that has been handled in various ways throughout church history. Some congregations even omit or alter it for use…"
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"After 25 years, Mike Bullmore found that deep gospel confidence and prayerful succession planning made his departure feel like faithful release, not loss."
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"How can patiently, consistently, and repeatedly pointing a real-life fellow human to Jesus ever give us the same instant buzz as completing the next level of Candy Crush or Meowdoku? Yet we know that the Great Commission is to supersede our own comfort, desires…"
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