One of the many literary features found in the Bible is the phenomenon of the inclusio. An inclusio brackets a portion of Scripture by cl...

The year 2019 marked the 500th anniversary of a significant event in the history of the Reformed church. In order to understand what happ...

Did you know the Apostle Paul wanted the people to whom he preached to have abundant riches? It’s true. He talks about it on more than on...

I'm not 100% sure, but Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn may have been the first Christian author I ever read. I had just started my first semester ...

One of the purposes I have set for myself with this blog is to reflect on beauty. In some cases, all that is necessary to do so is to loo...

I do not know how many Christian blogs exist. I do not even know how many blogs written by Christians in the Reformed tradition exist. Hu...

When my students discovered last year that I had never completed The Chronicles of Narnia, there was some consternation. They all know I ...

From Octavius Winslow – Christ’s Sympathy to Weary Pilgrims The world passes away. Everything here in this present world is changing. “Li...

At the end of each year, I often draw up a list of the ten books I most enjoyed reading over the previous 12 months. As we enter into the...

So we lay down the pen, So we forbear the building of the rime, And bid our hearts be steel for times and a time Till ends the strife, an...