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A New Law of Grace: The Toxic Lie That Only the Broken Understand Grace

There’s a new law making its way through the Church—not from Scripture, but from sentiment. It sounds spiritual. It feels compassionate....

Jul 31, 20252 min read

How the Law Can Be Good—and Still Dangerous Without the Gospel

“Do this and live.”“He did this—now believe!” These two statements summarize the difference between the Law and the Gospel. And when we...

Jul 30, 20253 min read

Genesis and the Battle of the Gods: Reading Moses in the Desert

In a few weeks, I will begin preaching through the book of Genesis , and I wish to offer some important perspectives as we approach not...

Jul 24, 20255 min read

Clothed in Grace: A Gospel-Centered Vision of Modesty

Modesty is one of those subjects that can so easily become either a battleground of shame or a checklist of rules. For many young...

Jul 10, 20259 min read

Disenchanting Grace: Why the Modern Church No Longer Trusts the Power of God

There’s a strange irony running through much of the modern church:We preach grace.We sing about grace.We write books on grace.But when it...

Jul 8, 20253 min read

The Key to Idolatry: Why Access to Other gods Still Matters

A Subtle but Dangerous Mistake When most people think about idols, they picture statues—carved wood, molded metal, or some ancient object of superstition. But Scripture presents a much deeper—and more dangerous—reality. The Bible doesn't confuse an idol with the god it represents. It repeatedly distinguishes between the two. An idol is not the god itself, but an access point —a spiritual portal of presence and power. The danger isn’t in the wood or stone. It’s in what it conn

Jul 5, 20257 min read