How do the three persons of the Trinity relate to one another? Today, Michael Reeves reflects on the relationship between God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and how this shapes our understanding of the gospel.

What is glorification? At what point does God make His redeemed people incorruptible? Today, Ken Jones explains the meaning of glorification and the ultimate hope Christians have as they await Christ’s return.

Have you ever felt regret for not becoming a Christian sooner? Today, Derek Thomas shares his personal testimony and reminds us of God’s perfect timing in bringing His people to Himself.

Does Goes bring direct consequences for sin to vindicate Himself in this world? Today, Joel Kim explores how Scripture addresses God’s justice and His loving discipline toward His people.

Why did Christ need to die, since God has already chosen who will be saved? Today, Ken Jones explains why Christ’s sacrifice was necessary for our salvation in fulfillment of the sovereign purpose of God.

In Christian circles, analogies are often used to describe the Trinity. But are they accurate? Today, Michael Reeves examines how Scripture challenges and deepens our understanding of our triune God.

In the book of Revelation, the twelve tribes of Israel are mentioned by name. Does this imply that they were, or will be, saved? Today, W. Robert Godfrey addresses this question by examining God’s redemptive purposes.

Should Christians pray for the souls of the dead? Today, Derek Thomas discusses how people have addressed this question throughout history—and most importantly, he explains the Bible’s answer.

What systematic theology books should Christians read to strengthen their faith? Today, Sinclair Ferguson offers several recommendations for those looking to grow in their knowledge and understanding of God’s Word.

What should you do if you’re a Christian but your parents are not? Today, Stephen Nichols offers biblical advice to help us honor our parents as we bear witness to the gospel.

Hebrews 12:2 states that Jesus is the “author and finisher of our faith.” Today, Burk Parsons helps us understand what this verse means and how to apply this truth to our lives.

Chronic illness can take a significant toll on both the body and the mind. Today, Sinclair Ferguson offers three ways that we can look to Scripture for guidance on serving the church while still taking care of ourselves.

Christian college students can sometimes find it challenging to balance the responsibilities of academic life and church involvement. Today, Stephen Nichols offers guidance for navigating this unique season of life.

In order to be more bold, do we simply need to speak louder or with more enthusiasm? Today, Burk Parsons defines boldness according to the Bible, explaining that this trait goes deeper than a personality shift.

The message of the gospel of Jesus Christ is woven throughout Scripture. But where does it first appear? Today, Sinclair Ferguson explains the biblical text known as the protoevangelium.

Many churches have numerous opportunities for service over the summer months. Today, Stephen Nichols provides several ways that college students can help their congregations while they’re not in school.

How are justification and sanctification distinct from each other? Today, Derek Thomas helps us understand the theological context of these terms, noting how they are unique yet inseparable.

Why is it so important that we don’t add to or take away from the Word of God? Today, Joseph Pipa helps us understand the doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture.

Sometimes the valleys of life can lead us to question whether we possess the spiritual fruit of joy. Today, Burk Parsons points us to the hope Christians have in the source of true, biblical joy.

Many people today might say, “All religions essentially teach the same thing.” Today, Stephen Nichols points out how the Bible’s teaching that Jesus is the only way to God differs drastically from false religions.

Preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ in and out of season is a calling that requires dedication. Today, Joseph Pipa explains why it is vital for the sound preaching of God’s Word to be at the center of church life.

When we struggle with the same sin repeatedly, it can lead us to question our relationship with Christ. Today, Burk Parsons outlines several questions we can ask ourselves to consider whether our lives are bearing spiritual fruit.

We know that Christians are united to Christ, but what relationship do believers have with one another? Today, Sinclair Ferguson addresses this question by looking at the indwelling power of the Holy Spirit.

In 1 Corinthians 10:31, the Apostle Paul instructs Christians to “do all to the glory of God.” Today, Joseph Pipa outlines six principles from Scripture that can help us glorify God and enjoy Him in our daily lives.