Crumbs from the Master's Table

Augustin on grace: Saint Paul teaches that he who sees ought not to boast as though what he sees, and even the power by which he sees, ha...

My stock lies dead, and no increase Doth my dull husbandry improve: O let thy graces without cease                                       ...

Jonathan Edwards gives the most profound explanation I've ever read or heard for the interplay between divine sovereignty and human will...

After being laid low with some illness of late and feeling sluggish in my walk with God for some time, I recall a few favorite paragraphs ou...

When the call to discipleship goes forth from the sovereign Christ, why must the response be immediate?  In chapter 2 of Bonhoeffer's Th...