Spear of Phinehas

Christmas is the celebration of Jesus' Incarnation. The Puritan, Thomas Watson, described the Incarnation this way, "Christ incarn...

December 25th is on its way, and the celebration of Jesus' birthday is fast approaching. In light of this, last night I was asked if Jes...

Twentieth century Presbyterian J. Gresham Machen writes the following on the center of Christianity, and is a great launching-pad for Thanks...

Martyn Lloyd-Jones gives the following answer via my excerpts from his sermon "Discipline and the Modern Mind": "[In the mode...

Herman Bavnick: "Buddha and Confucius, Zarathustra and Mohammed are no doubt the first confessors of the religions which have been foun...

The prophet Jeremiah: "Everyone is greedy for gain, And from the prophet even to the priest Everyone deals falsely. They have healed th...

Chuck Klosterman on the problem of making it your personal aim to be liked: "...being likable is the only thing that seems to matter to...

I've begun reading Disciplines of a Godly Man with a couple buddies, and came across the author's fleshing out of the Greek word ...

Seven characteristics of false teachers from an old Puritan named Thomas Brooks: 1. False teachers are men-pleasers. 2. False teachers are...

Eugene Peterson regarding Revelation 6:2's rider on the white horse: "Biblical Christians do not sentimentalize Christ. There is a...