“Consider your calling, brothers…” (1 Cor. 1:26). Paul begins his instruction with an unexpected command.This is far more than[…]

Israel’s deliverance from Egypt was entirely an act of divine grace. The people contributed nothing to their redemption. They[…]

Few theological questions have generated as much sustained debate as the relationship between God’s sovereign grace and man’s response[…]

What is undeniable in life is that we, as people, will fail—and often fail grievously. We will face disappointment,[…]

IntroductionAmong the most demanding commands Jesus ever gave His disciples is the command to forgive. Forgiveness is not difficult[…]

There is a quiet lie many believers carry through life: that they are too small, too weak, too ordinary,[…]

The climactic phrase of Epistle to the Romans 11:36—εἰς αὐτόν (“to Him”)—is not merely the final element in Paul’s[…]

The Inevitable Direction of Reality The declaration of Epistle to the Romans 11:36 does not merely establish God as[…]

There are moments in Scripture where language seems to reach its highest point—where thought gives way to wonder, and[…]

There is something about the word grace that refuses to stay confined to a single definition, but I propose[…]