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With the overturning of Row v. Wade, I have noticed numerous professing Christians posting things like, “Now the church needs to start caring for all of... Read More

This past year, I have been preaching a sermon series through the gospel of John. One of the things that I have been struck with... Read More

One of the more difficult aspects of hermenuetics, when approaching the fourth gospel, is to know how to interpret historical details in a book that... Read More

One year ago, our family entered into a new season of life. After moving from Chattanooga to Charleston to enter into the work of a... Read More

At the end of an unusually exhausting or challenging week I sometimes find myself saying, “This has been the hardest week of my life” or... Read More

About two years ago, the editorial team at Ligonier began writing a series of theological study guides on numerous subjects and themes. Some of those guides are... Read More

We have all been conditioned by the celebrity culture in which we live to fall into the trap of believing that truly great Christian ministry... Read More

A number of years ago, Anna and I were at a concert to see one of our favorite singer-songwriters perform. During the break in between... Read More

Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones once made the following important observation: “If we do not understand the…doctrine of the Church, there is a sense in which all... Read More

At a time when there is more confusion in the culture about gender and role relations, it would help us to take a step back... Read More