The Heritage Blog

So today, again, the paradox, or my title, The Paradox of Suffering and Sovereignty in King Jesus, I will focus largely on the concluding prayer of Paul in Ephesians chapter 1. That will be the … read more

Ordinances. Admittedly, the word isn't very attractive. It brings up thoughts of city councils or traffic laws. But we're not talking about federal, state, or local statutes, but God's law. I … read more

In Psalm 43 the psalmist pleads for deliverance from his enemies, and he longs to be restored to corporate worship. The psalm has great relevance for our own times. We may not presently be prevente … read more

Be honest.How much contention and strife do you experience in your friendships, family, and church life? Do you want to heal your contentious relationships? Are you willing to accept that the contenti … read more

In Psalm 42, the psalmist is extremely distressed. “My tears have been my food day and night” (v. 3). “I go mourning,” he says, and he describes his misery as if it were “a breaking of my bones” (v … read more