Jul 9, 2026
Why the most earnest ones always had it worst—and where assurance is finally allowed to live.
Jul 8, 2026
God created by speaking — not by struggle or violence like the pagan gods — and the Word He spoke turns out to be a Person: the One through whom all things were made
Jul 5, 2026
The bleakest diagnosis in Scripture, interrupted by the two most important words Paul ever wrote
Jul 3, 2026
The real fault line isn't the culture-war list. It's whether a confession still binds.
Jul 1, 2026
What kind of book is Genesis? The seedbed of the whole Bible — and, if you read with risen eyes, Christ is in it from the very first verse
Jun 28, 2026
Paul's first prayer for the Ephesians asks not for new blessings, but for eyes to see the ones they already have
Jun 24, 2026
Two disciples on the Emmaus road had every fact — even the empty tomb — and still could not see Christ, until the risen Lord opened the Scriptures and broke the bread
Jun 21, 2026
Paul opens Ephesians with the longest sentence in the Bible — twelve verses of pure gift, written so you would remember
Jun 17, 2026
A new series begins — The Things Concerning Himself — reading the Old Testament the way Luther read it: as a book that is, from its very first verse, about Christ
Jun 13, 2026
Paul, his prison, and a letter written for the long, unspectacular life of the Church
