May the Lord be with you and bless you today.
Blessed Are the Meek
Ken Jones has a short but helpful exposition of “blessed are the meek.”
Queering a Tudor Warship
Sometimes the world is almost too bizarre to believe. Carl Trueman highlights an example here.
Maintenance Workers Make Great Missionaries
You may think that a career in missions means you would need to serve as a church planter or evangelist. This couldn’t be further from the truth. (Sponsored Link)
Politics, the Church, and Getting Our Story Straight
Kevin DeYoung: “In the last several years, we have seen a resurgence of interest among Christians in political theology. On the whole, I believe this has been a good thing intellectually. I’m less certain this has been a good thing ecclesiastically.”
Give Members Permission to Leave Your Church
As Juan Sanchez shows here, it’s important to give church members permission to leave your church.
How Dangerous was Non-Conformity under Rome?
“As I stress to undergraduates, when we look at the Roman system, we need to jettison many unhelpful modern notions of state and empire from closer to our own time. Rome was not a proto-fascist or proto-Stalinist system; there was not a centurion on every street corner in Jesus’ Galilee; there was no strict ideological party line expected of its subjects, no corresponding ‘crimethink’ inviting state violence.”
The Basics: The Cross of Jesus Christ
Kim Riddelbarger continues his “The Basics” series with a look at the cross of Christ.
Flashback: The Great Stores of God’s Provision
As we look back on the race we ran…we will see that the God who called us to the race provided all we needed in the race. We will know that we never truly ran alone.
When men do not mark his works of mercy and bounty, the Lord will show unto them works of justice, that is, terrible works.
—David Dixon
