Author Archives: savedbygrace1976

Kevin DeYoung writes on how a lack of manhood is often displayed in a disinterest in marriage — detached wanderers sailing the seven seas of life without ambition or a plan. Enjoy: As I speak at different venues across the … Continue reading →

Julie Tennant talks about Down Syndrome and having the love chromosome. She is magnetic!

by Dr. Bob Gonzales (Hardcore, Elevating Own Opinions, Looking Down on Others, etc.) Religious “Legalism” with a capital “L” is heresy. It’s the belief that one’s personal virtue and obedience to religious norms or standards merits God’s favor and/or salvation. … Continue reading →

A Preacher’s Decalogue Sinclair B. Ferguson Forty years exactly have passed since my first sermon in the context of a Sunday service. Four decades is a long time to have amassed occasions when going to the church door after preaching … Continue reading →

Q & A: Marco Rubio on His Faith of Many Colors The Florida senator’s religious background takes many shapes, but he knows how it translates into policy. Interview by Sarah Pulliam Bailey As speculation has grown over who Mitt Romney … Continue reading →

In his book Sacred Fire, Dr. Peter Lillback of Westminster Seminary devastatingly debunks the contemporary notion that George Washington was a non-Christian deist.  To the contrary, overwhelming evidence testifies that he was an orthodox and vibrant Christian man.

A helpful talk with CCEF’s David Powlison:

Russell Moore describes how multitudes of should-be-mighty-men are pathetically trapped as boys in the web of the Grand Deceiver: You know the guy I’m talking about. He spends hours into the night playing video games and surfing for pornography. He … Continue reading →

Sean McLachian: They said Alcatraz was escape-proof, but 50 years ago yesterday, three prisoners made an ingenious break out, paddled out into the cold waters of San Francisco Bay and disappeared. On June 11, 1962, Frank Morris and brothers Clarence and John Anglin were … Continue reading →

Fundamentally Reformed summarizes: Stuart Townend and Keith Getty have taken the approach of writing modern hymns. With the writing of “In Christ Alone” in 2001, they began a movement for writing modern hymns. Since then they have written, either conjointly or … Continue reading →