God’s Work, Our Response
I know firsthand the excitement of having good news. When my two girls were born, I called and texted everyone I could think of to tell them our great news. […]
4 Quick Questions About Studying The Bible
BIBLE STUDY MAGAZINE: WHAT IS YOUR PERSONAL BIBLE STUDY METHOD? Justin Holcomb: I prefer to go through the books consecutively, which helps me focus on the message of each book. […]
Why New Year’s Resolutions Don’t Work
WILLPOWER IS WEAK There’s an assumption about human nature that is important to have in place as we think about New Year’s Resolutions: people do what they want to do. […]
The Hand Of The Devil And The Hand Of God
A good illustration of the character of God and the character of Satan is found in a pair of sculptures (seen above) by the French sculptor Auguste Rodin. If you […]
The Bible Is Shockingly Honest and Gloriously Hopeful
I did an interview with Paul Tripp and we covered everything from dating to parenting and all the grace between. Background: · Paul Tripp’s Life: 0:20 · Daily Drive for […]
Faith, Hope, Love
In 1 Thessalonians 1:2–3 Paul writes, “We give thanks to God always for all of you, constantly mentioning you in our prayers, remembering before our God and Father your work […]
Love Accommodates
Love accommodates. Love finds what the other needs and aims for it. Love goes out of the way to make sure the other “gets it” and feels loved. Not only […]
Kindness Leads to Repentance
The Family My wife, Lindsey, and I have two little girls. Sophia Grace is 2.5 years old and Zoe is 8 months old. Sophia Grace and I are in a […]
Gratuitous Grace
Unconditional love is a difficult concept around which to wrap one’s mind. Many of us think (whether we admit it or not) there must be some breaking point where God […]
Jesus Is for Losers
American Jesus Stephen Prothero’s American Jesus: How the Son of God Became a National Icon investigates the various constructions of Jesus in American history. He argues convincingly that what Americans […]