God has ordained His people to be His own, set apart to be holy. But often, we’re unable to even rejoice in our unique position in Christ
Was the Saviour's sacrifice accomplished to pay for the sins of the whole world or only for the elect? Christians tend to fall into two camps on this one
If God cannot disagree with Himself, why do the Father and the Son seem to have differing views on unclean foods?
More Christians seem to want to distance themselves from ‘fundamentalism’ altogether. But perhaps there is a thing or two we can learn
As complex and brilliant as the doctrine of the Trinity is, many seem to think it has very little backing from the first part of the Bible. Is this a fair assessment?
If the three Persons of the Trinity are co-equal, do we still address all our prayers to God the Father?
To the overworked, a little peace and quiet sounds like a dream. But true solitude is hard work — and one of the key ways to genuinely discover God
If Jacob could make so many mistakes and still be used by God, there’s hope for believers who find themselves spiritually stumbling time and again
A wonderfully rich read for those looking to navigate those particular seasons of life — from singleness to after you've found that special someone
Life can be exhausting and overwhelming. But if Moses' prayer in Psalm 90 is ours too, we can sing even through the darkest nights
In the Old Testament, God gives Job a very elaborate description of a terrifying creature. A reader asks if we've any proof for its existence
The husks that we try to satisfy our souls with are many. The joy they bring does not last. This hymn tells us not what to turn to — but Whom
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