“He uses sinful people which means he can use us.”
Russell Moore—president of the ERLC and TGC Council member—explains how the moral failings of our heroes can teach us lessons in humility and the meaning of sanctification.
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How Russell Moore Processes the Moral Failures of His Historical Heroes
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