Towards the end of Genesis, through Joseph, God communicates truth to an Egyptian Pharaoh. Strangely, this pagan ruler and his magic-wisemen heeded God’s revelation and counsel. As a result, Pharaoh and his people were saved from God’s famine. At the beginning of Exodus, through Moses and Aaron, God communicates truth to another Egyptian Pharaoh. Sadly, … More Sometimes I’m Stupid
Tim Keller writes, “If you want to understand your own behavior, you must understand that all sin against God is grounded in a refusal to believe that God is more dedicated to our good, and more aware of what that is, then we are. We distrust God because we assume he is not truly for … More O For Grace to Trust Him More
In one sense, our Reformed fathers were practitioners of deconstruction. Transformed by the Gospel and consumed with a passion to think and worship well, they revisited scripture, challenged assumptions, and discarded unnecessary clutter. Very carefully, our fathers disassembled their churches and analyzed their teachings and practices through the lens of Sola Scriptura. They deconstructed. They … More Deconstruction, Reconstruction, and Instruction
Unfathomable Grace 