Iotas in Eternity

Disordered Wantings / Reading Scripture with the Reformers / Narnia Among the Deathworks / The Secret Strength in Seeing Weakness / The Blessing of Having Things to Worry About / Alex O’Connor on Animal Suffering / Do We Make Too Much or Too Little of Ang…

Ancient pagans often credited the sun, moon, and stars with controlling human destiny.

Calvin and Hobbes and the Price of Integrity / Should You Read Books by Fallen Pastors?

When you become a parent, it takes nearly no time at all for a crowd to begin forming around you, replete with all sorts of well-meaning folks and their polished nuggets of unsolicited parenting advice.

The Legacy of Charlie Kirk / He Rode With Charlie Kirk to the Hospital / I Don’t Understand 9/11.

Randy Alcorn is among my favorite Christian writers not just because he’s a wonderful writer—which he is—but because he’s a wonderfully encouraging writer.

Joe Rogan and the Search for Transcendence / When Your Child Moves Out as an Unbeliever / Better Is... / Why Fallen Pastors So Rarely Walk Away / You Don’t Have to Dread Your Vocation / How To Spiritually Lead Your Family / Holiness and Justice: The Holin…

The Incomparable Joy of Reading to Your Kids / We All Need Fairytales / How Should Christians Evaluate Fictional Magic?

I feel towards Paul Washer that particular kind of affection reserved for those godly men who, despite their weakness and frailty, were used mightily by God to preach Christ’s glorious strength, worth, and love in a world increasingly parched of all three.

God’s Sovereign Plans Behind Your Most Unproductive Days / In My Father’s School Are Many Classrooms / Dads: When You Stumble, Stumble Forward / The Weight of Glory / What New Opportunities and Abilities Will We Experience on the New Earth?

Curating these recommendations week after week for News From the Frontlines has been a joy for me, and I hope that it’s been encouraging for you.

Ours is something of a de facto illiterate culture.

To Be Timeless / What Unique Platform Has God Given You to Glorify Him?

Should you manage to read a book a week over the course of your adult life, you will still have only read about 3,500 to 3,750 works in total—assuming, of course, that you began your reading journey at roughly age ten and continued diligently until around…

The Biblical Remedy For Anxiety / ‘The Odyssey’ and the End of the World / How Not to be a Functional Atheist on Your Vacation / In A World Of False Conversions / How Can I Know That I Am Really Saved?

The early morning breeze whistled through the pines, making its way past any outerwear and into our bundled forms that were still masked by fog and shadow.

Reviewing Christopher Nolan’s “Odyssey” / 15 Great Books to Get You Started / Klavens On The Culture / How to Read More Books / How to Set Up a Pocket Notebook You’ll Use Every Day / Rediscovering the Joy of Writing / How I Write So Fast (And You Can Too!)

Life hasn’t always been easy, and the way hasn’t always been clear.

Men With Chests / Genetics and Sin / Everything I Might Have Been / Sometimes, God’s Intervention IS Our Suffering / The Nail in the Coffin of Our Hearts / The New Birth and Conversion—What Comes First?

Not everyone leaves their hometown.

God’s Children Really Will Live Happily Ever After / The Infinite Gulf / Spurgeon’s Surprising View on Aliens / Six Realities for the Anxious Soul / Act in Accordance With Your Prayers / A Theology of Exercise / Can Math Prove God?

Have you ever paused to consider how a place comes to find itself haunted?

Crushed By Past Regrets?

A few months ago, I took up swimming.

Death, Grief, and Frodo’s Incurable Wound / The Bible Is Never Enough / Saying Goodbye to Moses / No Service for Jesus Is Small / Writing is Pain, But Environment Can Help / Ask Whatever I Wish?