Sam Storms is a Reformed Theologian who Speaks in Tounges and Is Not Insane
Sam Storms is a Reformed Pastor who speaks in tounges, has had visions, has seen healings, has heard propteic utterances and is convinced the Bible teaches that the spiritual gifts have not ceased and reminds Christians that we are commanded to pursue them.
Crawford Gibben (author of "An Introduction to John Owen") on John Owen's theology of plague, pandemic, suffering and the judgement of God
Owen had no doubt. The horrific combination of comets, plague, fire, and war proved that God was judging England. The mid-1660s were years of dark providences, which God sent when his “patience is abused,” his “warnings are despised,” and people believed themselves to be secure.
Biblical Clarity to the Person, Work, and Filling of the Holy Spirit
We may not even have the language to say “come Holy Spirit”, but we're saying, “God, I need you.” And I think that that cry actually is a cry that, if we actually understood, can help us to be open to how God might be present in, what we might otherwise call, the mundaneness of life, right?
How should I love others? A doctor’s story.
While this meditation is from the context of being a doctor it is predominantly about being a Christian in this world, about answering the call to be a light in darkness, to be salt in a spoiling world. One of the most important questions a Christian will have to answer to God will be how they loved even “the least of these” (Matt 25:40).
Interview with Bruce Ashford
How does my faith inform the way I wash my cat? Well it means that maybe it encourages me to wash my cat every once in a while and take care of it. That is God's good creation. But it also encourages me not to wash it with more love than I would wash my baby. Because God has said, a human being is created in his image and likeness and does have a significance and a status that an animal doesn't have. And, as I'm watching the cat, I'm going to realize that I'm not one with the cat...
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Interview with Joel Beeke
The “good life” is a puff of vapor, for we live in a world of sin and misery and are rushing toward eternity. If you were on an airplane flying to another country where you would spend the rest of your life, which should your mind focus on: the snacks...
Interview with John Bolt
The Gospel is the good news that God in his grace saves the lost through the work of his Son Jesus Christ and restores us to fellowship with God. This is the treasure, the pearl of great price, that is true and valuable even if it had no consequences for...
Interview with Kevin Vanhoozer
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Interview with Jordan Ballor
What is the “Gospel” and what practical implications does the Gospel make in my everyday life? The gospel is the good news of Jesus Christ, the savior of the world. We have all sinned and fallen short of God’s glory and his will, in what we have done and what...
Interview with James DeJong
What is the “Gospel” and what practical implications does the Gospel make in my everyday life? The “gospel” is the good news that life in all its dimensions is good, beautiful, meaningful and enormously satisfying when lived in fellowship the Lord Jesus and his committed followers. What is “sin” and...
Interview with Trevin Wax
The gospel is good news – a royal announcement that Jesus of Nazareth is the Son of God. He lived a perfect life in our place, died on the cross for our sins, was raised to launch God’s new creation, and is now exalted as King of the world. This...
Interview with John Frame
What is the “Gospel” and what practical implications does the Gospel make in my everyday life? The Gospel is the good news that God, the sovereign creator of all, sent his Son Jesus to die and rise again, to destroy sin and all its effects. God has ordained that those...
Interview with Sam Storms
What is the “Gospel” and what practical implications does the Gospel make in my everyday life? I believe the Gospel is the gloriously good news, indeed the very best news, that God has graciously done everything necessary, at great sacrifice to himself, through the sinless life, penal substitutionary and sacrificial...
