Coming Untrue

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“But Jesus on his part did not entrust himself to them, because he knew all people and needed no one to bear witness about man, for he h...

Etymology is a really cool thing. It simply means the history of the development of a word. An etymological study of language is one tha...

“What is one way you can worship God without using music?” Must I pick only one? Okay then, but first, a word about music as wor...

On Tuesday we looked at the first six public messages in the book of Acts to consider how one’s audience ought to determine the content...

All productivity comes with a certain element of risk. This is true for code monkeys, spot monkeys and everyone in between the two e...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. The Gospel Coalition is an evangelical colossus...

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Ever preached from one of these? Anybody who has browsed my Bible Study series is familiar with the conviction (not uniquely mine) tha...

“Language matters because whoever controls the words controls the conversation, because whoever controls the conversation controls its o...

“Do miracles still happen today?” I guess the answer to this depends on one’s definition of a miracle. For example, some people who ...

What is it about bad ideas? I’m not thinking of anything as egregious as false teaching making its way into the church, though that ...

Governing is tough. Even in traditional monarchies, governance has always required a team, the rough equivalent of a cabinet or exec...

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The forty-first chapter of the book of Job has thirty-four verses in an English Bible. Thirty-two of those describe a mystery beast you ...

It’s hard to believe how frequently “everything old is new again”, how often “what goes around comes around”, or how reliably “the past ...

“If all my sins are forgiven, why do I need to stop sinning?” The New Testament gives us a fair bit of insight into what forgiven pe...

The Great Isaiah Scroll. Wrong chapter, but you get the general idea ... Howard Bess is a retired Baptist minister from Alaska whose ...