There is a section in C.S. Lewis’ Till We Have Faces that is captivating to me. The narrator is allowed to stand before the gods and give her complaint. It’s the Job-like moment that never was. The gist of her… Continue Reading
Last weekend, I preached the funeral for the man that I had baptized about a month prior. He was 79. The story of what God did in his life was quite miraculous and I thought others might be encouraged from… Continue Reading
“…when he had prayed for his friends…” –Job 42:10 I’d never noticed this little phrase in Job 42 before, but it is vital–not only Job’s restoration but to the entire book of Job. And it’s an incredibly hard word to… Continue Reading
Transforming Grace by Jerry Bridges was one of the most life-changing books I’ve read. Paragraphs like this one brought me so much freedom: Living by grace instead of by works means you are free from the performance treadmill. It means… Continue Reading