Pastor John explains God’s sovereignty over evil acts without himself being evil.

How do we reconcile seemingly conflicting commands from Scripture to hang out with the corrupt and to befriend them like Jesus?

Children are a blessing from the God who commands us to be fruitful and multiply. But how does that command fit in a world with orphans who need a home?

God calls pastors to lead their churches by serving, not dominating, and he calls congregations to follow with humble teachability.

Alcohol consumption is permissible and can be a blessing, but it is also fraught with dangers.

God is working a weight of glory through our hardships, even the ones that seem most trivial.

For Christians, to embrace the definite atonement is to embrace that Christ set his love on them particularly, specially, and certainly.

The forbidden tree was neither an arbitrary test of obedience nor a greedy restriction by a stingy God. It was an insurance policy to secure supreme pleasure.

Although Lewis held several defective doctrines, Pastor John gives six reasons why he remains so helpful to Christians worldwide.

A good imagination transforms the normal into the fantastic. A great imagination sees normal things for the wonders they really are.