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Not the Smartest Person in the Room

We need and welcome coaching, mentoring, help and encouragement.

Written by Pete Hurst | Saturday, April 18, 2026

We often wisely persevere long after some book smart people have given up. And we remember that God will work through us, and as He does, He will be glorified because, by not being the smartest person in the room, we will exalt Him all the more, whenever we succeed.     Not being the... Continue Reading

Basically Good: The Fatal Assumption About Human Nature

Why the noetic effects of sin shatter one of our culture’s most trusted assumptions.

Written by Zachary Conover | Friday, April 17, 2026

Human thinking is not neutral, especially when it comes to ultimate questions. The deeper you go into questions about meaning, identity, morality, and purpose, the more unreliable fallen reasoning becomes.   There’s a belief that sits underneath almost everything in our culture, and it’s so common that even many Christians don’t question it anymore. It’s... Continue Reading

Our God is in the Heavens, and He Does All that He Pleases

Whatever comes to pass, He is accomplishing His good purposes.  

Written by Justin Craft | Friday, April 17, 2026

The nations may ask where our God is, but we know where He is. Our God sits in the heavens that He created where He rules with omnipotent authority. Whatever He wants to do, He does.   Read Psalm 115 Devotion One of the greatest encouraging and comforting truths for God’s people is that our... Continue Reading

5 Ways We See the Beauty of Christ in the Prodigal’s Father

The story of the prodigal son is beautiful because of the gracious love of the father.

Written by Chris Brauns | Friday, April 17, 2026

The prodigal’s expenditures in a far country were trivial compared to the cost that our sins have accumulated. Yet God loved us so much that He sent His son to pay the penalty we deserve (2 Corinthians 5:21).   The Source of Joyous Celebration: A Beautiful Savior Charles Dickens is quoted as saying that the... Continue Reading

Who Is the Thorny Ground in the Parable of the Sower?

Do we often misapply it?

Written by Stephen Kneale | Friday, April 17, 2026

Our churches—good, bible-believing, gospel-preaching, evangelical churches—are quite likely to have people who consider themselves to be believers but who produce no fruit in keeping with righteousness.…These are the people Jesus said will claim they did all sorts in the name of the Lord and yet He will say to them, “depart from me, I never... Continue Reading

Can These Dry Bones Live?: Resurrection in Ezekiel

Ezekiel’s vision can communicate powerfully to us today just as it did to the exiles of Judah.

Written by Peter J. Gentry | Thursday, April 16, 2026

Sin and death don’t have the last word. There is hope. Not only do we become new creation in Jesus Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17), but in Jesus Christ, both Jew and Gentile become living stones in the restored Temple (2 Corinthians 3:3, 1 Peter 2:5) where God is there.   Is a future resurrection of the dead part... Continue Reading

God and the Fine-Tuning of the Universe

Fine-tuning makes perfect sense under Christianity but looks like an incredible coincidence under naturalism.

Written by Christopher Reese | Thursday, April 16, 2026

Fine-tuning provides compelling evidence that God exists and intended to create living beings. And this sounds very much like the kind of God we find described in Genesis who creates a heavens and earth that are hospitable for life.   One of the remarkable scientific discoveries of the past several decades is that the universe... Continue Reading

The Use of the Law

On the Abiding Validity of God’s Law (WCF 19.5–19.7)

Written by Tony Arsenal | Thursday, April 16, 2026

Under the covenant of works, the law was a terrifying taskmaster with a whip. Under the covenant of grace, the law is a friendly guide holding a lantern, while the Spirit of Christ holds our hand and gives us the strength to walk the path cheerfully.   In our previous article, we saw how the... Continue Reading

Stealing Time: The One Theft You Cannot Restitute

We will all stand before our King with the accounting of what was given to us.

Written by Kendall Langford | Thursday, April 16, 2026

What is required is a repentance that goes all the way down. Not merely a new resolution about your morning routine, but a reckoning with what you actually believe your life is for.   You shall not steal. —Exodus 20:15 Two words in Hebrew. Lo tignov. The commandment lands with the flat certainty of a... Continue Reading

What Makes Me A Christian Dad?

Reflections on being a dad.

Written by David Rider | Thursday, April 16, 2026

What makes me a Christian dad is not that I have mastered the art of raising children beneath a tasteful banner of biblical conviction. No, What makes me a Christian dad is that Christ keeps dragging my fatherhood out of the closet of image and into the house of repentance, clinging, and real love.  ... Continue Reading

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