When Satan took Jesus to the top of the temple and told him to jump, he tempted the Son of God to test his Father; to get God to prove his sonship in a spectacular, unmistakable way for all Jerusalem to see. His Father had already publicly announced his sonship (Luke 3:22), but there was a real temptation here, after a … Continue reading Waiting for Vindication: How Jesus' Temptation Shapes Our Approach to Apologetics
Journaling About the Bible More Than Our Spiritual Condition
I've kept a journal since the earliest days of my Christian life. Over the years the content has ranged from personal devotional thoughts and meditations on Scripture, to doctrinal reflections and philosophical musings. But as I read back over several of these entries, I notice a heavy emphasis on my own spiritual condition. Entries that express my struggles with sin … Continue reading Journaling About the Bible More Than Our Spiritual Condition
30 Recommended Books for College Students
The following is a list of recommended books for Christian college students. I have compiled this list based on what I perceive to be the most important issues facing students today. I have also included several important devotional and theological works in order to ground students in a glorious vision of God and a deepening walk of … Continue reading 30 Recommended Books for College Students
Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung
What’s God’s will for my life? It’s a question every Christian asks at least once on their way to heaven. For many believers, however—especially those currently 35 years old and younger—it’s a question that looms over most of their decisions, goals, and general approach to life. Christians of the so-called millennial generation are finding it … Continue reading Just Do Something by Kevin DeYoung
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