Theology in Verse

"Holy, Holy, Holy" is one of the all-time classic and beloved hymns of English hymnody. And for good reason. It's God-centere...

And Such Is the Grace of God Justin Wainscott, 2014 I'm amazed (though not often enough) at the beauty that comes out of brokenness,...

Nate Wilson continues to write books and articles that are thought-provoking, imaginative, well-stated, and enjoyable to read. His recent ar...

Love Is a Good Thing Andrew Peterson (from Resurrection Letters, Volume II ) It knocked me down, it dragged me out It left me there fo...

The new 9Marks Journal is on "The Church Singing." Check it out here . Below is the editor's note from Jonathan Leeman: ...

This past Sunday morning, I preached a sermon titled "Christ, the Christian, and the Old Testament" from Matthew 5:17-18. In that ...

Seven Stanzas at Easter John Updike, 1960 Make no mistake: if He rose at all it was as His body; if the cells’ dissolution did not reve...

It's Friday...But Sunday's comin'! - an excerpt from a S.M. Lockridge sermon

Karl Barth's pairing of the Bible and the newspaper is well known: "We should read the Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the o...

The article below, my reflections on spring and the resurrection, originally appeared as a guest column in the recent issue of the Baptist ...

A poem in honor of the Opening Day of the Major League Baseball season.   Baseball John Updike, 1932-2009 It looks easy from a distance...

Overheard in an Orchard Elizabeth Cheney Said the robin to the sparrow, "I would really like to know why those anxious human bein...

Timothy George, founding dean of Beeson Divinity School , will be speaking about the Christian witness in Nazi Germany at the Scholar-in-R...

My article in the current issue of the Baptist & Reflector is an "amen" to the recent post by Keith Getty on improving congr...

I love the last two lines of this stanza by Toplady: The Sinner's Rest Augustus Toplady, 1740-1778 Oh, that I now the voice might hear, ...