When the waves of sorrow break over you
Wow, PCF, I long for us to so know and treasure our sovereign God that we respond to suffering and tragedy in the way John Piper movingly describes in this short video.
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Wow, PCF, I long for us to so know and treasure our sovereign God that we respond to suffering and tragedy in the way John Piper movingly describes in this short video.
Here’s a funny and fascinating talk (actually, a 6-minute excerpt from a talk) about a very serious topic.
Our family was recently in our van together for a couple of hours and, in addition to reading a book out loud (one of my favorite things to do with our kids) we listened again to a remarkably good CD that we’ve already listened to many times before: ‘TheOlogy: Ancient Truths Ever New.’
Have you reached a seeming stalemate with a non-Christian friend or family member whom you dearly love? Maybe you’ve shared the gospel with them (perhaps numerous times).
As we continue to lament the violence at the Capitol and to seek to think it through from a biblical perspective, this article by Jason Meyer (pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church in Minneapolis) is a really helpful contribution.
Here’s the stirring testimony of one of PCF’s global partners — a man I deeply respect and admire. 17 years of ministry among Muslims.
We talk quite often at PCF about the sovereignty of God – God’s total ability to do what he will, his wise and meticulous control over all things. ‘Our God is in the heavens; he does all that he pleases’ (Psalm 115.3).
I preached recently on what the Bible teaches about gender (you can listen to that sermon here), and in my sermon I engaged in some ‘cultural exegesis’ — seeking to understand the dynamics, values, and goals of our broader culture that lead to the radical rethinking of gender that’s underway.
With Thanksgiving approaching in a couple weeks, it’s a great time to be thinking about (and expressing) gratitude.
Here’s a helpful talk from Mark Dever, pastor of Capitol Hill Baptist Church in Washington, DC, on our politically fraught moment and the purpose of the local church.
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