Coming Untrue

“Though you have not seen him , you love him.” How do we come to love one whom we have not seen? This is not a new problem. There are ...

“Why did Pharaoh give Joseph so much authority in Egypt?” The question is a reference to the events of the latter portion of Genesis 41 ...

Giving is down. At least at my church it is. So say our elders, and I have no cause to disbelieve them. When I attended this same local ...

I try very hard never to negotiate with God. Perhaps you struggle with that too. The habit is hard to kick, especially when you want som...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. Young pastors in American churches are a dying bre...

Michael O’Fallon, host of the very worthwhile Sovereign Nations podcast, says he’s perplexed. Some time ago he discovered a very nasty ...

All Christians allegorize, but some do it much more than others. Symbolic language is plentiful in scripture: we find it in poetry, metaph...

Christians love to quote from the book of Psalms, but some psalms are easier to apply to ourselves than others are. I was enjoying Psalm...

“Why do so many preacher’s kids apostatize?” I feel as if this is one of those “When did you stop beating your wife?” questions. It assu...

I’ve been praying for Canada lately. If you’ve been following our political scene, we got rid of one failing, bitterly disliked Prime Mini...

New readers of Old Testament history may occasionally find themselves lost in a sea of names, places and peoples. Ammonites and Amorites b...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. I’m going to quote a full minute of a recent sermo...

The most popular course in the Religion and Culture department of one Canadian university is a course titled “Evil and Its Symbols”. It’s...

Having seen conservative evangelical Charlie Kirk sent to his eternal reward last week in Utah with a single sniper shot to the neck, one ...

It’s probably fair to say most Christians dislike the word “luck”. I remember being discouraged from using it as a child and being asked t...

“Should we take miracles literally?” If we are talking about the miracles of scripture, absolutely. Once we have conceded the existence ...

How are Christians supposed to relate to the Law of Moses? Acts 15 gives us a play-by-play of the discussion in Jerusalem on that subject ...

As in other cases, some judges ruled over specific portions of Israel rather than the entire nation. The action in these next two chapters...

In which our regular writers toss around subjects a little more volatile than usual. David B. was kind enough to forward us this link t...

There’s a woman in my church — a lovely woman, a mother and a wife, and selfless servant of the Lord’s people, one most highly esteemed...