Karl Barth
A Romantic of a Higher Order
C.S. Lewis on Experience and Theology
When We Learned Who God Really Is
The Eternality of Good Friday
Minding the One Thing Necessary
The Unnatural Unity Found by Grace Alone
Prodigal Grace
Grace is not just something that God does, an activity tangential to who God is. Grace has a name.
The Therapeutic Message of the Gospel
Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann, and the Nature of Faith
Grace in Family Life
A New Recipe
The Transfiguration in the Garden of Gethsemane
In the garden, Jesus is confronted by two opposing wills that act in a hideous union.
Reading the Tea Leaves of History
“Hello? Is that you, Jesus?”
God Gives a Feck
On the Presentation of the Lord
Hemmed in By Freedom
True freedom feels like relief.
The Point of Intersection
The Good News of Jesus’ Ascension into Heaven
Pistol Shooting From the Pulpit
When Billy Graham Met Karl Barth
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