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Seven Resolutions From 1722
As you are thinking about your resolutions for the new year, perhaps you will be inspired by some of these. They are seven of my favorites from Jonathan Edwards. All seventy of his Resolutions from...
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Professor Moriarty and Human Depravity
Professor James Moriarty is, of course, the archenemy of detective Sherlock Holmes in the classic tales of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Moriarty is a criminal mastermind, described by Holmes as the...
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Sanctification: Progress in Dependence on God
Does God want me to be a better Christian in 2012 than I was in 2011? What sort of progress does he want me to make in my spiritual life? What must I do to ensure that I become more mature in my...
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Sanctification Continued: Karl Barth’s Contribution
In his mammoth work, Church Dogmatics, Karl Barth deals in detail with the doctrine of reconciliation, and he includes sanctification as a vital part of this discussion. For Barth, justification and...
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Give the Gift of Augustine
Attention parents and grandparents: there’s still time to pick up a few more Christmas presents for the kids, so let me recommend two great gifts that require no assembly, no grooming, and that make no...
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Martin Luther’s Description of the Manger Scene
There was a poor young wife, Mary of Nazareth, among the dwellers of the town, so little esteemed that none noticed the great wonder she carried. She was silent, did not vaunt herself, but served her...
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