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I Gathered a Group of Dead Preachers to Discuss AI. They Told Me What They Thought.
I invited Spurgeon, Keller, Luther, Baxter, Lloyd-Jones—and several more. Here’s what I learned.
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What Is a Liturgy, and Should We Have One?
Just as the gospel never gets old, a liturgy that is shaped by the gospel—if it is engaged wholeheartedly, with an openness to the Spirit’s leading—never gets old either.
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The Goodness of Sharing Authority
Authority is not something to be hoarded, but responsibly and generously shared.
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Is Eschatology Practical?
A Biblical view of unfulfilled prophecy should fuel our hope and holiness.
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Is the Vatican Discouraging Marian Devotion?
The Vatican’s message seeks to clarify, not curb, Marian devotion. But prayers to Mary, no matter how carefully qualified, detract from prayers due to Jesus alone.
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The Burnout Society: Why We Are So Depressed and Distracted
Byung-Chul Han’s book The Burnout Society shows us the disastrous effects of making achievement our savior and lord.
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Swallowed Up by Life
Yesterday, I preached the funeral service of a dear friend. In the days leading up to his death, I reflected on what it means to be “swallowed up by life.”
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Should You Be Angry About the Murder of Charlie Kirk?
Anger is a right response to evil, but we must reject unrestrained rage and choose righteous indignation that motivates prayer, reflection, and action toward real justice.
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Four Prayer Responses to the Murder of Charlie Kirk
All murders are tragic and unconscionable, but some seem to signal a kind of inflection point in social life, especially when it comes to our ability to engage in public discourse on highly contentious topics. That’s the way many people, including myself, feel about the killing of Charlie Kirk.
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The Spirit’s Sword
Every day we are faced with attacks that come in the form of bamboozling tangles of truth and lies. Statements from the Bible serve like a sword to cut through these lies, revealing the difference between true and false, right and wrong.
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Jonathan M. Threlfall 