The book of Isaiah contains two contrastive themes: judgment and salvation. Nevertheless, these two contrasts prove to be complementary in the end—as judgment becomes the necessary prelude to salvation, and Zion receives “beauty for ashes” (61:3).
Read MoreAmid the endless recycling of errors and heresies hurled afresh against the church by the gates of hell, our modern day has seen the rise of this new form of old error.
Read MoreWe ought to seek the welfare of the city God has placed us, but cultural transformation is not our mission. Our mission is to make disciples of the nations until our King brings us into the eternal kingdom of glory with him.
Read MoreIn this article, Bob Gonzales examines the biblical support for the virgin birth of Christ and underscores its practical relevance for the Christian today.
Read MoreIn this article, Dana Wiles demonstrates some of the ways in which the Old Testament remains profitable for Christ’s church today.
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