Set against the dark velvet backdrop of David’s foolish actions, the diamond of King Jesus’s perfect righteousness—and, therefore, his perfect sacrifice for our sins—shines all the more brightly.
Faith’s certainty ‘is by nature heroic and fearless, though there be as many devils as tiles on the roof.’
‘Chosen Land’ reminds evangelicals that if someone believes that the gospel can be reduced to a commodity, we shouldn’t be surprised when he longs for a Christianity that looks exactly like the world.
Reformed theology has long been clear: Christlikeness isn’t opposed to God’s law but is its embodiment.
In ‘From Genesis to Junia,’ Preston Sprinkle explains why he changed his mind, but he offers no new reasons for other Christians to change theirs.
