In his new book “Defending Sin,” Hans Madueme defends the biblical doctrine of sin from the challenges presented by evolution and the natural sciences.

In “The Giver of Life,” John Fesko reminds Christians the Holy Spirit is more focused on making you look more like Christ than he is making you look good to others.

“The best thing I can tell you about ‘Praying with Jesus’ is that as I read, I was often inspired to put down the book and pray.”

Death is required of every follower of the Lord Jesus Christ.

In Advent, God breaks in on our waiting in a visible, physical, and tangible way.

The doctrinal, ecclesiastical, and ritual reforms that made up the Reformation ultimately had a pastoral goal.

Yes, we should cultivate the habit of prayer and Bible reading, but we should not think that God puts impossible standards upon us as frail, finite creatures.

Who really is Jesus? When we try to answer this question, the abiding tendency of the human heart is to make Jesus exactly who we want him to be.

Because of Jesus, our sin and guilt may be dealt with fully and finally.

The King was now alone again, surrounded by a sea of people who longed for his justice to come for the wrongs they had suffered and yet longed for his mercy for the wrongs they themselves had done. But how could justice and mercy meet?