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.
This article reminds us that our Bible is no ordinary book. When we read it we enter into communion with its Eternal Author.
Why do we worship? What should happen as we worship? What should my attitude be as I worship? This article gives insight into these questions.
Michael Kelly, a husband, dad, author, and speaker, unpacks Psalm 118:24.
It’s sundown, Lord.The shadows of my life stretch back into the dimness of the years long spent.I fear not death, for that grim foe betrays himself at last, thrusting me forever into life:Life with you, unsoiled and...