How Psalm 139 Made Me a Mother (Not Just a Parent)
This article began because I couldn’t answer the question “How are mothers and fathers different?”
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This article began because I couldn’t answer the question “How are mothers and fathers different?”
Amos is about the Triune God, the God of Covenant, and his judgment, Andrew M. King writes.
In this episode of TGC Q&A, the fourth in our six-week series on faith and work, Robby Holt and Brian Fikkert answer the question: “How can we include the poor in the conversation?” They discuss: • Connecting the conversation (:43) • Biblical foundations (1:48) • Economics (3:10) • Creation: work as part of God’s design (4:14) • Image bearing (7:12) • Positive view of culture (9:28) • Fall: the impact on relationships (11:58) • Broken people create broken cultures (14:50) • Redemption: inviting the poor (17:29) • The communal basis for flourishing (25:23) • Realizing we are part of the...
We create serious theological problems when we deny the historicity of Adam as the first man.
Three recent books help us better understand a topic that’s both essential and overlooked: our physical bodies.
