Jesus’ prayer on the eve of His crucifixion is given in a familiar account. One phrase is particularly striking: “Not my will, but yours” (Luke 22:42). These five words demonstrate the Son’s submission to the Father—a heart disposition essential to all proper prayer.
Are you a pastor who wants to learn more about preaching the Bible and devoting your life to Gospel ministry? If so, apply to join Alistair Begg and Truth For Life for a one-day seminar on Wednesday, April 10, 2024.
January 22, 2024
“You are as deep in debt as you can be to every attribute of God. To God you owe yourself and all you have.” —C.H. Spurgeon
Preaching isn’t popular. W. E. Sangster, writing in mid-twentieth-century Britain, remarked, “Preaching is in the shadows. The world does not believe in it.” If he were around today, he might have broadened his observation to include not only secular society but the church also.
Divine Providence, written by Puritan preacher Stephen Charnock, is an in-depth exploration of the mysterious ways in which God governs and sustains the universe. Originally written in the seventeenth century, Charnock’s work remains a timeless and influential exposition on the intricate relationship between human free will and divine providence.
At the end of his first epistle, after addressing matters such as holiness, submission, and suffering, the apostle Peter turns his attention to shepherding in the local church.
January 15, 2024
“Grace becomes personal and life-changing through faith in the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.” —Alistair Begg
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At the beginning of his correspondence to the Roman church, in Romans 1:16, Paul says something that is surprising in its implications: “I am not ashamed of the gospel.”
January 08, 2024
“In the believer there is nothing that can magnify man; he is planted, nourished, and protected by the Lord’s own hand.” —C.H. Spurgeon
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