Pastor John Piper answers questions regarding his book Spectacular Sins in recent “Ask Pastor John” segments posted on Desiring God.
♦What do you hope will be the lasting effect of Spectacular Sins?
♦Why did you dedicate Spectacular Sins to Joseph?
♦How can evil have a good purpose?
♦Why does God allow Satan to live?
♦What was the most spectacular sin [...]
Nathan Busenitz, author of Reasons We Believe, will be featured on Janet Parshall’s America tomorrow. If you haven’t listened to Parshall’s highly-acclaimed show recently, this would be a great time to tune in. You can listen online or use the station finder to find a station in your local area.
In the meantime, you can read [...]
Graduating college. Landing that first job. Considering a job change—or even a career change. When we find ourselves at such crossroads, it’s important to stop and reflect before taking the next step.
In Crossroads, author and teacher Colin Creel gives help for navigating the murky waters of career and calling by looking at the biblical view [...]
Dr. William Lane Craig was recently on the radio program, The Things that Matter Most, hosted by Rick Davis and Lael Arrington. Here’s the show summary:
Hard scientific evidence? Proven historical fact? Logical argument? Inexplicable miracles? The certainty of a meaningful life? An imminent theologian and professor of philosophy discusses his reasons for concluding that the [...]
“The true test of a leader,” according to Harry Reeder, “is not how many followers he has but the strategic effectiveness of the other leaders he develops and deploys.” That model of developing and deploying church leaders in ever-increasing waves is at the heart of his new book, The Leadership Dynamic.
Here’s a new video of [...]
Paul Butler of Moody Radio interviews Dr. Patricia Ennis, co-author of Practicing Hospitality, alongside Alexander Strauch (The Hospitality Commands, Lewis and Roth, 1994) about the need to rediscover the Christian practice of hospitality.
Here’s a quote from Dr. Ennis: “Biblical hospitality means that we are going to reach out to meet the needs of others even [...]
Crossway author Dr. Harry Kraus will be doing a live interview today at 11:15a.m. ET with Tim Wildmon and Marvin Sanders of American Family Radio’s Today’s Issues. Fiction and non-fiction lovers alike should tune in, since Harry will be discussing these two titles:
The Cure
When asked which commandment is greatest, Jesus’ answer [...]
John Piper’s latest book, Spectacular Sins: And Their Global Purpose in the Glory of Christ, was published last month. This book offers a penetrating look at what God wants us to know about his sovereignty and Christ’s supremacy in light of sin and tragedy. Spectacular Sins will bolster your trust in the utter sovereignty of [...]
Everybody has a worldview, a perspective on life, and sometimes we’re forced to re-think. The world can surprise and overwhelm us, and when that happens, it’s important to know how we’re thinking about reality, and if we’re thinking rightly.
Rethinking Worldview—published almost one year ago today—explores some essential questions from a Christian perspective, starting with what [...]
Dr. Harry Kraus is a practicing surgeon and a missionary with Africa Inland Mission, currently on home assignment. He is the author of eleven novels and two works of nonfiction, including Crossway’s Breathing Grace and The Cure. Kraus earned his MD degree from the Medical College of Virginia, completed his surgical internship and residency at [...]
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