Editor’s note: We are currently hosting a giveaway of the HCSB Study Bible. The contest ends December 1, so it’s not too late to enter! Below is a guest post from Micah Carter (B&H Publishing) with details on the HCSB translation. When it comes to the translation of God’s Word, we live in an unprecedented […]
Giving Thanks Around the Table
It was Thanksgiving morning, last year, and I remember the sweet-smelling aroma of turkey, stuffing, pies, and sweet potatoes. We had just celebrated the birth of our third child just two weeks prior and were newly managing the reality of parenting three little ones. I had been reflecting on a special devotional that I was […]
HCSB Giveaway: Win one of five new Bibles!
UPDATE: This contest is closed! Thank you to all who entered and shared the giveaway. The five winners have been chosen and their names are listed below. All winners will also be contacted via email. The winners are: J. Satterwhite T. Maddy D. Tittle N. Farrar T. Sheppard Congratulations! [Original post:] Our friends at B&H Publishing […]
Moses Was a Faithful Servant. Jesus Was a Perfect Son.
This article is part 6 in a series titled Jesus, the Truer and Greater Moses. You can go back and read the introduction, along with our articles describing how Jesus is the greater prophet, the great law-fulfiller, the greater mediator, and the greater deliverer. Today, we close the series with a passage from Hebrews 3: […]
Spurgeon: “It is God upon His throne whom we trust.”
From a sermon by Charles Spurgeon, titled “Divine Sovereingty“: There is no attribute of God more comforting to His children than the doctrine of Divine Sovereignty. Under the most adverse circumstances, in the most severe troubles, they believe that Sovereignty has ordained their afflictions, that Sovereignty overrules them, and that Sovereignty will sanctify them all. […]
Jesus, a Greater Deliverer than Moses
This article is part 5 in a series titled Jesus, the Truer and Greater Moses, in which we look at how the life and ministry of Moses is but a shadow of Jesus Christ. You can read part 1, part 2, part 3, and part 4. Exodus 1. Here’s the scene: Israel’s prominence was increasing […]
The Five Solas of the Reformation and Their Importance Today
The Reformation in the 16th century is long known as a religious renewal which we refer to today as the Protestant Reformation. This movement is known to have changed the course of Western civilization, but what is often not understood about this event is that not one single man caused it. It didn’t begin with […]
Jesus: A Greater Mediator than Moses
This article is part 4 in a series titled Jesus, the Truer and Greater Moses, in which we look at how the life and ministry of Moses is but a shadow of Jesus Christ. You can read part 1, part 2, and part 3. Moses not only spoke only behalf of God to His people, […]
Moses Delivered the Law. Jesus Fulfilled It.
This article is part 3 in a series titled Jesus, the Truer and Greater Moses, in which we look at how the life and ministry of Moses is but a shadow of Jesus Christ. You can read part 1 and part 2. As a prophet of God, Moses spoke God’s words to God’s people. He […]
Is the Reformation Still Relevant Today?
We contacted Christian apologist Thaddeus Williams (Ph.D., Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Theology Professor, Biola University; Philosophy Professor, Trinity Law School) and asked him if Reformation thinking is still relevant today (497 years later). Here’s what he said: Is Reformation theology still relevant today? Absolutely! It reminds us that we have a big God and that salvation […]