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Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy – Mark Vroegop
David Steele
July 11, 2020
Life is a series of events that is filled with moments of intense joy and seasons of pain and suffering.
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Vulnerable: Rethinking Human Trafficking – Raleigh Sadler
David Steele
July 11, 2020
Preach the gospel—and if necessary use words.” This pithy quote by St. Francis of Assisi has captured the hearts and
Living in Light of God’s Justice
Michael Cooper
July 11, 2020
A few years ago, while I was working on my undergraduate degree, I was running late for an 8:30am Hebrew
The Meaning and Purpose of the Justice of God
D.A. Carson
July 11, 2020
When we suffer, which we will, there will often be mystery. Will there also be faith? In Christian thought, faith is
The Danger of Neglecting Lament in the Local Church
Mark Vroegop
July 11, 2020
Positive and encouraging.” When I tune my radio to the local Christian station, that’s the theme I hear—over and over.
Biblical Apologetics: How Shall We Respond to Unbelief?
David Steele
July 11, 2020
Unbelief is in the air. Unbelief is gaining ground in postmodern culture. Over 100 years ago, the German philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche wrote,
The Patience of God: A Neglected Attribute of God
Mark Jones
July 11, 2020
God’s patience is, as far as sinners are concerned, a highly treasured attribute among his people: “But you are a
Learning to Lament: Ten Things About Psalm 13
David Schrock
July 11, 2020
To help us understand the need for lament in biblical worship, here are ten observations from Psalm 13, an individual