Jonah Bonus – The Prayer
What can Jonah teach us about prayer?
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All themes in the Bible connect to the gospel. Since the last few posts have been on the ground, it is worth
The Gospel and the Ground Read More »
The last two posts have demonstrated our intimate connection to the ground as creatures. In this post, I draw out some further
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In the previous post we looked at how man is taken from the ground and made for the ground. We also focused
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We were made from the dust. Does your relationship with the ground intrigue you? It does me. Even writing that question feels
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I can’t say that I think all that much on my origin. When was the last time you looked at yourself in
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If you want to be full of hate, here’s how to get there.
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When you think about the work of the Holy Spirit, what comes to mind? We rightly connect his work to our faith
The Holy Spirit in our Jobs Read More »
How should we understand Jonah’s fish?
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C.S. Lewis brilliantly describes how taking one another seriously in friendship forms a solid foundation for humor. “There are no ordinary people.
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Pleasure is not a human idea or invention. Paul tells us that it is God “who richly provides us with everything to
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The economic and immanent Trinity is a theological concept that distinguishes between God’s internal relationships within the Trinity (immanent) and His actions
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How to rationalize hate and prejudice.
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Justification, put plainly, is about the nature of God’s gift of righteousness; it is the divine act of declaring a sinner righteous
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Blaise Pascal, theologian from the 1600’s, captured in his writings the paradox of being an image-bearer and a sinner in a cursed
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If you want to run, there will always be a boat.
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Get to know the God who is running after you.
New Video Series: Jonah Read More »
I have been thoroughly enjoying Richard Beck lately. I read his book on the Slavery of Death and found it to be
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What is the root of all sin? Is there a root, a foundational sin that led to all others? What was the