Peace, Not Panic: Part 2
We live in a culture that loves to obsess over various catastrophes. In Part 1 of this series, we discussed Lionel Shriver’s article, Why Catastrophising is My Idea of a Good Time, and her suggestion that our obsession…
We live in a culture that loves to obsess over various catastrophes. In Part 1 of this series, we discussed Lionel Shriver’s article, Why Catastrophising is My Idea of a Good Time, and her suggestion that our obsession…
The reason we so often fear the catastrophes around us is because we doubt the certainty of salvation promised by grace alone through faith alone.
Only when we teach the Old Testament faithfully will we demonstrate to our students the perfect continuity of our God.
If all we’re giving our students is topical sermons, we are teaching them to trust us more than they trust God’s Word.
In my house, we are currently viewing and reading stories about love. At the end of each day we settle down as a family to read together and the regular favorites are selected – The Little Mermaid, Frozen,…
When teaching through Romans to students, we must always remember not to disassociate our theology of the gospel from living out the gospel.
It can be hard to get students to consider a topic in depth when, on a surface level, they already support it. How do you keep students engaged, wanting to go deeper? How do you help them differentiate…
After playing a show dedicated to the work of Rich Mullins, musician Andrew Peterson wrote a beautiful article on the impact Mullins made in his own life. In that article, Peterson includes this memory of seeing Mullins perform…
