The Law of Faith | The Immutable Principle of Justification
Although strict obedience to God’s commandments can produce a legitimate legal righteousness, the “law of faith” establishes that this human righteousness is entirely…
Although strict obedience to God’s commandments can produce a legitimate legal righteousness, the “law of faith” establishes that this human righteousness is entirely…
We live in an age that treats sin casually. Modern culture often views personal wickedness as a simple psychological hiccup, an environmental product,…
The Malady of Redefinition There is a quiet, persistent tension in the act of waiting. My family finds itself in just such a…
The Scars of the Saviour The deepest scars in redemptive history were not inflicted by the chaotic blows of an enemy, but by…
The Lowering of Standards It is a peculiar thing to watch an idea gain currency precisely at the moment when it seems least…
The Nature of True Faith Faith is neither blind nor unreasoning; it is, in fact, the most rational response a human being can…
Called by the Gospel The apostle Paul penned words to the Roman believers that echo with profound significance for every soul who has…
I came to F.W. Krummacher’s The Suffering Saviour as one comes to a beloved companion, with anticipation, with the knowledge that time spent there will…
The Christian faith rests upon a foundational paradox that confounds human wisdom yet demands our acceptance: Jesus Christ is simultaneously and completely both God and…
How curiously modern man has inverted the natural order of things. He peers through telescopes to map distant galaxies while remaining utterly ignorant…