How I Can Believe in a God Who Sends People to Hell
The other day, a skeptic asked me, “How can you believe in a God who would command the slaughter of innocent people in the Old Testament?”
Michael Horton
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If the Creeds Aren’t Infallible, Why Use Them?
For nearly two millennia, creeds, confessions, and catechisms have provided the necessary constraints against ignorance and instability. But if they aren't infallible, why even use them?
Why the Church Must Become a Cross-Cultural Community
Most of us who have enjoyed Bible studies know the richness of digging into the Scriptures directly with each other. But we rarely do it together. Do we believe that the gospel really has the power to create not only saved individuals but also a saved culture?
Why You Should Avoid Stoicism and Fake-Happiness When Suffering Hits
Death is not a benign friend, but a dreaded foe. How can we trust a God who lets death and tragedy constantly strike us?
Why Should I Believe that Jesus Rose from the Dead?
Something has happened in history and we cannot wish it away.
What Are You Afraid Of?
According to Wall Street’s “Fear-Greed Index,” it is “Extreme Fear” that is driving the market right now in the wake of COVID-19.
The Two Most Comforting Words in the Bible
America likes winners, not losers; triumph, not tragedy. Friedrich Nietzsche and Ted Turner have argued that Christianity is for losers, but pop Christianity in America […]
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What You Need to Understand about Taking Up Your Cross
Well, the most important thing here as elsewhere is to distinguish the law from the gospel. The law commands, but the gospel gives.
How to Engage the Culture Without Losing the Gospel
Q1. What are the biggest challenges facing the church today? The greatest challenge always facing the church is whether it will preach the gospel. Not […]
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Is Faith What We Do to Be Saved?
Making faith itself the object of faith is just another way of believing in yourself.