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The last few years I've been teaching mostly from the OT. One result has been an increasing understanding of NT allusions to OT concept...

I have had so many "aha" moments in Bible Study this week I'm dizzy! It never ceases to amaze me how long I can carry a wrong...

"To read a passage of Scripture in context is simply to read it with a sense of its place in the whole. This is, on the one hand, one ...

Recently "Chronicle" featured a NH artist who created a series of woodblock prints inspired by the style of the well-known Jap...

I love the wisdom in Ray Ortlund's recent blog. I think we must have a driving passion for serving in our local assembly, because God h...

I've been reading through Jeremiah this week and am struck by two things. First, I noticed that I understood it a lot better than I h...

Tim Challies recently had the good sense to quote one of my favorite passages from a book I have long loved called, "How to Read a Book...

Probably one of the most common problems we face when studying a NT epistle is our desire to "skip ahead" to the "Applicati...

One of the books I'm currently reading is Expository Preaching with Word Pictures: With Illustrations from the Sermons of Thomas Watson...

As many of my teen friends will attest, there are few phrases that raise my hackles as quickly as the words, "I'm bored".  It...

Sometimes it's hard to take the time necessary to teach our children the lessons they need to learn. We become caught up in the business...

"Do not love the world nor the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him." 1 John 2:15...

I'm often struck by the difference between our prayers and the prayers we read about in Scripture. I am too often guilty of directing my...

While visiting the Shrine of the Book Museum in Jerusalem a year ago, I quickly hurried downstairs to look at the Great Isaiah Scroll, found...

I've always liked the idea of book plates and often wished I had some to paste into my favorite books. But what about placing a curse o...

In honor of Facebook's fifth birthday, Al Mohler's blog offers advise on safeguarding the social networking experience. Since the p...

In 1Jn. 4:1-3, the Apostle John, addressing believers ["beloved"], contrasts the difference between the Spirit of God and the spir...

Over at the Irish Calvinist blog, Erik Raymond has written a post on why he, as a believer, is thankful for President Obama. I have found m...

"We love Him because He first loved us." 1 John 4:19 Many believers are convinced by Scripture of the sovereignty of God in all ...

Winter came late this year, but it seems to be making up for lost time. I thought you might enjoy the following poem by Ogden Nash: Winte...