The Psalms have always been incredibly relevant, but they have special value to anxious and uncertain times like ours. That’s just one reason I’m glad to review and recommend The Psalms Project’s latest offering, Volume 4: Psalms 31–38. I’ve shared about the Psalms Project before. The project is Shane Heilman’s brainchild. You’d think that a […]
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Why Martyn Lloyd-Jones Wasn’t Afraid of Hitler
When Lloyd-Jones tells me he isn’t scared, I listen. One time during World War II while Lloyd-Jones was praying in front of his congregation, a bomb hit the building across the road, causing plaster and dust to fall from the ceiling of Westminster Chapel onto congregants. Lloyd-Jones paused for a moment. Then he resumed praying. […]
Top Links for July 2020
Free eBook with opt-in: Acts 1–12 for You by Albert Mohler Free Faithlife eBook: Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion by Rebecca McLaughlin. I read this last year and loved it. You can read it on the Faithlife or Logos app. Free Logos Course: Sons and Daughters of God: The Believer’s […]
My Review of the ESV Prayer Bible from Crossway
Like earthly relationships, we grow in our relationship with our heavenly Father through communication: listening to His Word and speaking with Him in prayer. Why not then create an edition of the Bible specially-designed to help us pray? That’s exactly what Crossway attempted in the ESV Prayer Bible. Prayer has been a topic on my […]
How to Meditate on Scripture: Learning from Luther’s Example
The first Psalm describes the man who meditates on Scripture as blessed, nourished, fruitful, prosperous, and enduring. Everyone wants those results. Truly attaining them is another thing. We must be people who meditate deeply on Scripture, drinking in deeply of its glorious truths and connecting them to our hearts so that our lives reflect the impact […]
