God offers forgiveness and peace as a gift to be received by faith alone in His Son who died on the cross for your sins. —Iver Martin learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

God exercises His sovereign plans through the freely exercised wills of His creatures. —Scott Christensen (@PastorScottC) learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

The Westminster Confession of Faith is overwhelmingly “bibline”; its soul is full of the Word of God. And that is a confession worth believing, indeed. —Stephen Spinnenweber (@StephenSpin) learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

The Westminster Confession of Faith has been one of the most trusted summaries of the Christian faith for generations. Read this article by Stephen Spinnenweber (@StephenSpin) to discover how this historic confession was written. learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Training for ministry is not merely pragmatic; it is an act of worship as we offer our minds and methods to Christ. —Andrew Faulkner learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Ministry training isn’t just an optional benefit; it’s how we love God’s people and honor Jesus Christ. Read this article by Andrew Faulkner to discover why it’s important to be trained for ministry. learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Christ secures salvation for all His people, and He will come again as the One whom Zephaniah proclaimed. —@CamdenBucey learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Who was Zephaniah, and how did his life point to Jesus Christ? Read this article by @CamdenBucey to learn about this Old Testament prophet, his warning of the coming day of the Lord, and the hope of salvation ultimately fulfilled in Christ. learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

To miss seeing Christ in the prophetic book of Judges is to miss the principal message: Christ is the Light in the darkness. —Michael Barrett learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

How can we see Jesus in the book of Judges? Read this excerpt from Light in the Darkness by Michael Barrett to learn about the primary themes of this Old Testament book and why it’s important for us to study today. learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

When we read the Bible today with the help of the Holy Spirit, whether in a careful English translation or with the original languages open before us, we are still hearing God’s clear and living voice. —Roland Mathews learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Far from being a mere part of the Christian life, theology is paramount. It is the mind and heart’s action of bending toward God as a plant leans toward the light. —@JordanMarkStone learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

R.C. Sproul taught that everyone is a theologian. The question isn’t whether we will have thoughts about God—it’s whether our thoughts are true. Read this thread to see four reasons why theology matters.

The reality is, in this life we will suffer, struggle, question, and even doubt at times. But we have the assurance that our God is at work to sanctify us and make us more like Christ through all we encounter on this earth. —Bill Haynes learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

How can Christians endure immense suffering? Read this article from Bill Haynes to consider how trusting in God’s sovereignty helps us walk through difficult circumstances. learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

John Newton was a man amazed by the surpassing grace of God toward needy sinners—grace that not only saved a wretch like him, but grace that finally led him home. —@Alex_DiPrima learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

“Amazing Grace” is one of the most famous and beloved hymns in church history. But the remarkable story of its author is not as well known. Read this article from @Alex_DiPrima to learn about the life and ministry of John Newton. learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

One of the clearest pieces of evidence that the Holy Spirit is at work in our lives is often seen in something very ordinary: the way we treat the people in our home. —Brian Croft (@PastorCroft) learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Ask the Lord to continually renew your mind so that you’re bringing a distinctly God-centered orientation to your responsibilities and circumstances. —@ClifDaniell learn.ligonier.org/articles/…

Are you kind to the people closest to you? Read this thread to consider 4 truths about cultivating kindness with those in your home.