Whatever we enjoy now will be far greater then. When marriage someday ends, we will agree that God has not subtracted anything, but only added. He has not divided us, but united us in an even deeper way. We will give thanks in that day that God, in His wisdom, determined that our marriages should... Continue Reading

God brings glory to himself in our lives by sanctifying us—by making us more like Jesus Christ in the inner man so we can act more like Jesus in the outer man. God means to have a witness in this world, and though Christ has ascended, he has left us here to act as his... Continue Reading

How might a glam, rainbow, gender-bent Aslan be like Jesus? The simple answer is that he can’t be.…This Aslan is not and cannot be the Aslan of Lewis’ books.   It was Carl Trueman who introduced me to the idea of a deathwork, though the concept is Philip Rieff’s. According to Rieff, a deathwork is... Continue Reading

We are, of course, not the first to ponder the meaning of life, so we would be foolish not to consider how those who preceded us have struggled with this question. Perhaps the most renowned effort to locate meaning in a world without God is represented by atheistic existentialist philosophy. Existentialism powerfully captures the emotions... Continue Reading