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You Will Be Breathtaking: Why God Clothes Us in Glory
You Will Be Breathtaking: Why God Clothes Us in Glory

Marshall Segal | The glory due to God alone is not kept by God alone. Amazingly, God not only frees sinners to enjoy his glory, but he also gladly gl…

3 years, 11 months ago

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Shades of Grace: Catholics and Protestants in Conversation
Shades of Grace: Catholics and Protestants in Conversation

Greg Morse | Both Catholics and Protestants may love words like justification, righteousness, and grace, but the realities they see in those words ex…

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To the Uttermost: How Jesus Keeps Us Day by Day
To the Uttermost: How Jesus Keeps Us Day by Day

Scott Hubbard | Three words are enough to silence the objections, calm the fears, and resurrect the hopes of Christ’s believing people: to the utterm…

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Not by Head Alone: The Warm Heart of Justification
Not by Head Alone: The Warm Heart of Justification

David Mathis | The beloved Reformed slogan of “faith alone” does not make good works optional in the Christian life. Nor does it mean that saving fai…

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The Beautiful Roots of Courageous Submission
The Beautiful Roots of Courageous Submission

Joe Rigney | God describes feminine courage very differently from how the world does. So what makes a godly woman brave, and how might that change he…

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Give Me More of God: Why Spiritual Intimacy Can Feel Elusive
Give Me More of God: Why Spiritual Intimacy Can Feel Elusive

Jon Bloom | The path to intimacy with God can sound so simple, yet those who follow this path often find intimacy with God more elusive than they exp…

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What Is the Lord’s Supper?
What Is the Lord’s Supper?

David Mathis | This is a family meal ordained by Jesus Christ himself, meant to be enjoyed by his gathered church, in order to remember him and nouri…

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The Hands That Made the Meal: What the Supper Says About Ordinary Work
The Hands That Made the Meal: What the Supper Says About Ordinary Work

Marshall Segal | When Jesus broke the bread and shared the cup, he blessed the ordinary work of ordinary hands like ours.

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Doubt: A Personal History
Doubt: A Personal History

Scott Hubbard | One of the more disorienting parts of facing doubt is that so few talk about their own struggles with doubt. Part of overcoming tempt…

4 years ago

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My Flesh Is True Food: The Meaning of an Offensive Image
My Flesh Is True Food: The Meaning of an Offensive Image

Jon Bloom | “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you.” Few words of Jesus…

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