- Breaking Through the Despair of Unbelief. Tony Reinke writes about Michael Reeves, author and a speaker at this month’s upcoming Ligonier National Conference, that he “will not soon forget his arduous battle with unbelief in his early twenties, a season of life under the tyranny of unanswered doubts and questions that haunted him and brought him to the lowest point in his life — to what he describes as “a suicidal despair.”
- Isn’t Jesus Intolerant? Zack Eswine writes “When Jesus talks about some people not entering heaven, some of us feel repulsed. We are tired of intolerance of any kind, but especially intolerance done in God’s name.”
- The Difference Christianity Could Make in the City. Tim Keller writes “Would it be too much to hope the “salt” that Christians could bring to our culture might lead to a curiosity about the “light” that motivates us?”
- The Consequences of Forgiven Sin. John Piper shares one of the 120 daily devotions in John Piper’s devotional book A Godward Life: Savoring the Supremacy of God in All of Life.
- What Should a Church Look Like? Listen to this panel discussion with Tim Keller, Mark Dever and Crawford Loritts.
- Driving with Rosaria Butterfield. An Encounter with Gospel-Driven Hospitality. Leanna Shepard shares about her wonderful fifty-minute drive with Rosaria Butterfield.
Doug Michael’s Cartoon of the Week
- He who prays as he ought will endeavor to live as he prays. John Owen
- Knowing theology without knowing the Bible is a path to false self-confidence. Dan Doriani
- If you can explain what is happening in a church, apart from the sovereign act of God, it is not revival. Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
- We should not ask, ‘What’s wrong with the world?’ Rather we should ask, ‘What has happened to the salt and light?’ John Stott
- It is possible to know Bible stories, yet miss the Bible story Edmund Clowney
- The moral confusion of our day represents a real opportunity for courageous Christian witness. Albert Mohler
- Jesus, may our ever-growing theology about you become heart-liberating doxology in us. Grant us informed minds and enflamed hearts. Scotty Smith
- Pleasure is God’s to give not ours to take. Mark Dever
