Years ago, I came across the phrase, “the gospel is for every day.” That is, the gospel continues to have implications for the believer in Christ not only on the day of his conversion, but every day of his life. The gospel is the way we live. Each day we breath out confession and breath […]
Read More The gospel and spiritual depressionThis morning I preached my last sermon in the series on Ephesians. Last week I put away the 75 file folders of sermons covering this series. Next week I will attempt to put my commentaries back on my shelves in their rightful place. (When I am preaching through a book, I pull all the commentaries […]
Read More Favorite commentaries on EphesiansAsk someone what some of the main themes of Ephesians are, and you will likely receive answers like salvation, family, how to relate to others, the church, spiritual armor and warfare, and theology. But it’s unlikely that you’ll hear the answer, “love.” Yet love is a dominant theme in this letter. The word “love” appears […]
Read More Sunday Leftovers (7/3/11)The new edition of The Journal of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood is now available online. Among the articles that look particularly interesting in this issue is one by Josh Harris, “A Word to Husbands (And a Few More for Wives): 1 Peter 3:1-7,” and reviews of books written by John Piper, Mary Kassian, and Richard […]
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Words of Grace 