Here's one way I can know that I've forgotten the gospel of grace: when your sin bothers me more than my sin.

God has hardwired me to thoroughly enjoy and be sharpened by good and friendly theological discussion about the gospel.

Job's unraveling wasn't wrong or sinful; rather, it was emotionally realistic.

Whether it's a Christian or a non-Christian, there's nothing like suffering to show us how small, needy, and not in control we are. Suffering has a way of sobering us up to the realization that we can't make it on our own, that we need help, that we're broken.

God's acceptance of us cannot be gained by our successes nor forfeited by our failures.

The way of God's grace becomes indispensable when we realize that the way of God's law is inflexible.

The truth is that when it comes to suffering, if we do not go to our graves in confusion, we will not go to our graves trusting. Explanations are a substitute for trust.