- Can We Demonstrate the Doctrine of the Trinity From the Old Testament? Is it possible to demonstrate the doctrine of the Trinity from the Old Testament alone? From one of Ligonier’s live events, Derek Thomas, Robert Godfrey, and Burk Parsons consider this question.
- If God Desires All to Be Saved, Why Aren’t They? On this episode of the Ask Pastor John podcast, John Piper responds to the question “First Timothy 2:3–4 says God desires all men to be saved. He desires that end. But not all men are saved. Does that mean (1) God will not do what he wants to do? Or (2) God cannot do what he wants to do? It has to be one of these two options, right?”
- If God Created Everything, How is it That God Didn’t Create Evil? How do we account for the existence of evil, since God is the good Creator of all things? From Ligonier’s 2022 National Conference, Michael Reeves provides a biblical illustration to answer this important question.
- Is Suicide an Unforgiveable Sin? From one of Ligonier’s live events, Derek Thomas explains how a right understanding of the gospel helps us address this weighty subject.
- How Can We Persuade Someone that Church Membership is Important? How should we respond to professing Christians who think church membership is irrelevant? From one of the live Ask Ligonier events, Sinclair Ferguson considers Scripture’s teaching about belonging to the church.
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Stop Running from Rest.
It is very important to get off to a good start in any job. Why? Because people begin making impressions and forming judgments about you – your attitude, your work ethic, your approach to your work, how you handle yourself, your relationship to your boss and teammates, etc. – the minute you walk in the door and show up for work. In her book Crush Your Career: Ace the Interview, Land the Job, and Launch Your Future, Dee Ann Turner writes “The first ninety days of any new job are critical. You never get a second chance to make a first impression, and that is exactly what the first ninety days are – a first impression.” She goes on to state that “The relationship with your new boss is the most critical element of success in your new job.” It’s very difficult to overcome a rocky start with a new boss. Dee Ann adds “Of all the reasons I have seen people fail in their career, by far the most common is the inability to build positive and productive relationships in the workplace.” 
