Mark Dever preached Psalm 83 to his church on Capitol Hill the Sunday following the November 2016 presidential election. We offer his sermon introduction for two reasons: (i) to present an example of how to be sensitive to context in an introduction; (ii) to offer a model of how to address politics in particular in a highly contentious political moment.
Mark Dever preached Psalm 83 to his church on Capitol Hill the Sunday following the November 2016 presidential election. We offer his sermon introduction for two reasons: (i) to present an example of how to be sensitive to context in an...
As the Presidential election draws closer, many believers are uncomfortable with the choice of candidates. Janelle Barr suggests that this may be exactly what God wants for His own because it makes us focus on the Person of our faith, our true...
It is all too frequent that we remember from what we were saved and forget the identity and purpose to which we were called. In this article David B. Garner convincingly reminds us the incredible price that was paid for our redemption, who we are...
Let this hope for tomorrow bring strength to today. Some of you indwell such road-weary bodies: knees ache, eyes dim, skin sags. Others of you exited the womb on an uphill ride. While I have no easy answers for your struggle, I invite… no, I...
Jonathan Aigner gives 8 compelling reasons to include new songs in today's worship services.
