Joy and theology rarely seem to go together in our day. But that should never be because, truly, theology and joy are inseparable. Here’s a look at why I believe that’s the case.
Joy and theology belong together Read Post »
I’m almost always grateful when I see other Christians writing attempting to write honestly about pain, suffering, sadness, and grief. We
You are never alone (though you may not realize it) Read Post »
I don’t know many Christians who genuinely feel like the Christian life should be marked by an unceasing, unfailing, unrelenting
To be Christian is not to be excluded from sorrow Read Post »
I don’t often read devotional books (and almost never on a daily basis), but one I adore is Morning and
A number of years ago, I was trying read a book on the doctrine of sin (in fact, that was the
Doctrine leads to delight (if we’re doing it right) Read Post »
How often have you heard something like this: “God wants your best life… now!” Generally speaking, this idea means that
Everyday Theology: God wants your best life… now! Read Post »
Psalm 119, like few other psalms, shows us passion for God’s word beyond measure. In the longest of all the psalms, the author
Blogging the Psalms: Psalm 119 Read Post »
Then Jesus went with them to a place called Gethsemane, and he said to his disciples, “Sit here, while I
