||Pastoral Passage|| A lesson worth learning from the life of J. C. Ryle
Category Archive: Pastoral Passages
||Book Summary|| Louis Markos suggests that at times pagan writers catch a glimpse of the true glory of the triune God.
||Short Article|| Hebrews 6:4-6 is a challenging passage that has disturbed many Christians over the centuries. The seventeenth-century interpreter John Owen shows how teachers and preachers of the Word can draw both comfort and challenge from this passage.
||Pastoral Passage|| Some of the responses I receive online for posting about Christian faith resort to caricatures to criticise Christianity.
||Pastoral Passage|| We evangelical Christians are people of the gospel. May we never be unfocussed evangelicals.
||Article|| The reality of sin moderates our understanding of Luke’s theme of welcome and inclusion.
||Pastoral Passage|| Every single facet of creation is called upon to worship God because he is the Creator, the King, and the Redeemer, but only humanity can articulate God’s worthiness with words.
||Pastoral Passage|| A major need for commending and defending Christian faith today are ordinary Christians who are willing to talk with their neighbors and colleagues
||Pastoral Passage|| Jesus has earned the right to be called the brother to his people. He is worthy to be followed and trusted as our leader and redeemer.
||Pastoral Passage|| For Christians, the center of our universe is bigger than both the glory of personal achievement and the honor of familial diligence.