Affirming both the Law-Gospel distinction and all three uses of the law, Borgman makes the case for a richer approach centered on union with Christ—one that preserves justification by faith alone while giving full place to sanctification, obedience, and the gospel-grounded imperatives of the Christian life.
Read MoreHow can a story coherently convey its message without a unifying plot? Sadly, this is how many Christians have been taught to read the Old Testament and the Bible as a whole. John Sweat offers a remedy to this problem by encouraging the reader to see Christ as the center.
Read MoreBraden Patterson briefly addresses the importance of using more than one Bible translation.
Read MoreIn this article, Dana Wiles demonstrates some of the ways in which the Old Testament remains profitable for Christ’s church today.
Read MoreWe should never preach the moral examples outside the context of redemptive grace. But within the context of the Gospel, we should preach OT examples, after all, they all had like natures as ours, even David.
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