Isaiah
Three Themes to Take Away from the Book of Isaiah
Few books in Scripture match Isaiah for the breadth and grandeur of its vision of the Lord’s work of redemption. Beginning with the dismal situation of Israel’s failure, Isaiah gradually unfolds God’s response, which stretches the limits of our comprehension, both in its multi-faceted complexity and its long-haul execution, ending in the final judgment and new creation.
The Right (and Wrong) Ways to Be Protestant
What are Protestant denominations actually like, and why are the stereotypes of each so popular?
Evangelicals Must Reform Their Worship
Church isn’t meant to be a dull routine or an entertainment-driven spectacle. It’s a weekly heavenly ascent that transforms us to live the Christian life here on earth.
What God Promises to Do Through Preaching
In an age of skepticism and institutional distrust, what is the role of preaching?
How God’s Kingdom Actually Advances
Michael Horton explains that it’s not through the means of technology or war that God builds his kingdom, but through the power of his word.
