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Why Christians Can Sing Hymns and Spiritual Songs —Not Just Psalms

Hymns and spiritual songs and Psalms provide us a repertoire of biblical theology.

Written by Helen Louise Herndon | Sunday, July 21, 2024

Psalms and hymns and spiritual songs provide us a repertoire of biblical theology.  They enrich our worship of God and assist us with words we couldn’t otherwise bring to express our love and adoration to God.  They express our corporate and personal beliefs, convictions, and faith.  They allow us to actually say the name of Jesus in music.... Continue Reading

Cognitive Decline and Common Faults

One of the common faults of elderly people is that they can be “unwilling to confess that they are growing old, and to yield their places of responsibility and care to younger [people]."

Written by Tim Challies | Sunday, July 21, 2024

Aging comes with many difficulties and among the most difficult of all is admitting that abilities have declined and positions must be ceded to others. “It is not easy to keep sweet and gentle-spirited when a man must stand aside and see others take up and do the things he used to do himself.” Yet... Continue Reading

What Day Did Jesus Die On The Cross? Another Way to Count Three Days in the Tomb

A closer examination of the biblical text reveals that Jesus did not die on Friday but Wednesday.

Written by Jeff Sheely | Saturday, July 20, 2024

Jesus’ body was removed from the cross on Wednesday just before the High Sabbath began on Thursday.  Jesus Died on Wednesday night, and He was in the tomb Thursday through Saturday night, which was three full days, and He rose from the dead early Sunday morning.  Jesus was the “Passover Lamb” who died for the... Continue Reading

Samuel, Give Us a King!

Learning from Israel’s political sin.

Written by John E. Taylor | Saturday, July 20, 2024

I tremble for Christians who can read the prophets without fearing for our country. God called it “great wickedness” to look to a human deliverer years ago. What will He say to us if we do the same and expect Him to bless our plans?   Our country is in crisis. As election day approaches,... Continue Reading

The Three Greatest Enemies of Marriage

The most vicious enemies of all have been me, myself, and I.

Written by Tim Challies | Thursday, July 18, 2024

My counsel to those who are young and considering marriage or those who are just entering into marriage is this: Your marriage will inevitably come under attack. It will face many concerted onslaughts. And while it is good to be aware of the enemies that will approach from outside, you would be remiss to ignore... Continue Reading

45 Miles North of Pittsburgh

When history happens close to home.

Written by Carl R. Trueman | Wednesday, July 17, 2024

The psalmist tells us to put not our trust in princes…But the awful events of Saturday remind us that this statement is true, not merely because our leaders are limited and flawed but also because, like the grass and the flowers of the field, they can pass in the twinkling of an eye. Only the... Continue Reading

Digital Discipleship for Your Children, Part I

Prepare and shape your children to have Christian imaginations amidst the digital deluge.

Written by David de Bruyn | Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Technology is here to stay, and can be harnessed helpfully. We can worship, work, and play as worshippers and image-bearers without a total ban on screens or online access. But such spiritual success will only come with some vigorous cultivation.    A little over eleven years ago, I published Save Them From Secularism. I wanted... Continue Reading

Providence and Presidents

The attempted assassination of President Trump raises the deepest of all questions.

Written by R. Albert Mohler Jr. | Tuesday, July 16, 2024

Why? Because the Christian faith underlines the two realities of divine sovereignty and human responsibility. Both are absolutely necessary to Biblical Christianity, and both are absolutely necessary to the Christian worldview in every respect. But though both are necessary, they are not equal. Human responsibility is real, but it exists only within the transcendent reality... Continue Reading

Trusting God’s Providence: Reflections on Attempted Assassination of President Trump

The attempted assassination of President Trump is a very real reminder of this present darkness and how even evil and darkness cannot circumvent God’s providence.

Written by Matthew Maher | Monday, July 15, 2024

God’s will always prevails regardless of any evil intentions. Throughout history, God’s providence has been evident in both the triumphs and the tribulations of His people. Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers, only to rise to power in Egypt and save many lives. In the natural world—a rise from the prison to the... Continue Reading

On Cognitive Decline

Cognitive decline isn’t something to mock, it’s something to mourn.

Written by Mike Leake | Friday, July 12, 2024

First and foremost, Joe Biden is a person made in the image of God. He’s likely battling fear, pride, and a swirl of other emotions. My prayer is that he will find his rest in Christ. And that those on the right and left will restrain from dehumanizing him–either by propping him up because of... Continue Reading

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