What Job Teaches Us About Suffering
‘Yet I Will Hope in Him’ reminds us that the hope Job found in God is still available to us, and through Christ, our hope is multiplied.
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‘Yet I Will Hope in Him’ reminds us that the hope Job found in God is still available to us, and through Christ, our hope is multiplied.
In every act of disobedience and deliverance, resistance and redemption, Jonah points us to Jesus: the obedient Son, the sovereign Lord, the risen Savior, and the merciful Redeemer.
‘From Eden to Egypt’ belongs on every pastor’s shelf and in the homes of faithful Christians who want to understand Genesis better.
Hebrews is a narrative about Jesus: not only who he is but what he did, what he’s doing, and what he’s going to do.
J. D. Greear: ‘The gospel is not just the diving board off which we jump into Christianity—it’s the swimming pool in which we swim.’