The Forgotten Commission: Orders That Have Never Been Rescinded
The church must never allow the comfort of salvation to eclipse the purpose of salvation. The commission belongs to the whole church.
Practical TheologyThe Revelation That Changes a Life: Growth by Continued Sight
Conversion is not the end of God's self-disclosure to a believer. It is the beginning, and the believer is changed by what he keeps seeing.
Practical TheologyOur Redemption Draws Near: Reading Revelation Without Fear
Revelation was not given to frighten the church but to strengthen it by showing who reigns while the judgments of history unfold.
EschatologyBehold, the Bridegroom Comes: The Ten Virgins and the Visible Church
All ten expected the bridegroom and all ten slept. The parable divides them by preparation, and preparation could not be borrowed at midnight.
Parables of ChristThe Image of God Displayed in His People
The world cannot see God directly, but it can observe what His grace produces in ordinary sinners who belong to Christ.
Practical TheologyThe Landmarks: Recovering the Boundaries God Has Set
Ancient boundary stones remained beneath the overgrowth, waiting to be uncovered. Scripture serves the church in exactly that way.
Practical TheologyKnow What You Believe: Conviction Settled Before the Battle
Conviction cannot be manufactured in the middle of the battle. Paul could stand before kings because the central questions were already settled.
Practical TheologyGod Speaks to Every Person: Why No One Is Saved by Association
God calls a people, but He never bypasses the person. No one is reconciled to God by family, nation, or church membership.
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