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Luther
I’m thrilled to announce that my next project, post-Life Explored, will be hosting a brand new documentary about Martin Luther. — read more
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D. A. Carson on “The god of Open Options”
At The Gospel Coalition’s recent National Women’s Conference, Don Carson picked up on an article of mine about “The god of Open Options“, originally published in Christianity Today under the title “Imprisoned By Choice”. — read more
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The god of Open Options
Are you worshipping the god of Open Options? — read more
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No Pain Was Spared Him. No Blessing Will Be Denied You.
“He spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all; how shall he not with him freely give us all things?” (Romans 8:32) — read more
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I Don’t Wait Anymore
This is exactly right. A great encouragement – and an exhortation – to those of us who are single, and have waited a long time in the hope of marriage. — read more
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When Shouldn’t We Use “The Sinner’s Prayer”?
Last week, I gave a bit of background on “The Sinner’s Prayer”, exploring what it is, and what it isn’t. Just to be clear, then, I’m not about to argue that sinners shouldn’t cry out for God’s mercy. — read more
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Should We Use “The Sinner’s Prayer”?
It’s been the source of controversy at the Southern Baptist Convention, with David Platt calling it “superstitious”. And yet a recent Christianity Today editorial called it “a work of genius, as brilliant as the simple formulations of Martin Luther”. — read more
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Why We Don’t Disciple #5: Our Churches Are Ashamed of the Gospel
Murmuring underneath everything we’ve seen so far is a fifth and final reason why our discipleship of others is failing so badly. — read more
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Why We Don’t Disciple #4: Our Churches Are Program Dependent
Welcome to “Why We Don’t Disciple #4”. Or, as you may prefer to call it, “Biting The Hand That Feeds.” — read more
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Why We Don’t Disciple #3: Our Churches Are Less Converted
Here’s a third reason our discipleship of others is so shallow, and may even be non-existent. — read more
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