Three men who taught me to love theology
One of the first Christian books I read as a new believer was GK Chesterton’s Orthodoxy. I’m still not entirely certain
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God
Seeking the One who satisfies
David wrote in Psalm 63, “You satisfy me as with rich food; my mouth will praise you with joyful lips.
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“Just because” and the love of God
As I read through the Old Testament, I keep thinking back to a big question. I keep wondering why did
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The great news of God as our Father
I think it’s safe to say some men will be looking to take this Sunday off of church. I mean,
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Grace can’t be earned, only given
It’s rare for me to feel anything but excited when I see people being baptized. Every time they happen at
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We really should think of God as Father
The other day, I was asked about what faith in Christ has really given me—specifically in terms of a sense
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Take every opportunity to know him more
Growing up, I didn’t really think about whether or not there was a God. Matters of faith weren’t really an
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Knowing our great and neglected God
It wasn’t that long ago when if you used the term “God,” nearly everyone would know you were referring to
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Honor authorities, but fear God
First Peter 2:13 starts with six words most of us probably really, really hate: “Be subject to every human institution.”
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You’ve got to know God’s character
One of the things that’s always astounded me is how we don’t seem to really think deeply about God’s character.
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The easiest of God’s promises to forget
God is here. God is actually present right now. With me as I type this. With you as you read it. It’s
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