Reflections on the loving kindness of the Triune God
Our title needs some context. It comes in a question. Does faith work in a fast paced world? In other words is there such a thing as “fast” faith? Let me pose a real life scenario. In my work I’ve often visited Turin, Italy, where I adopted a coffee shop. Over time I noticed a …
Read More Slow FaithSolomon offered us an upside-down gift. His bold curiosity—part of his famous wisdom—led him to explore both good and evil. This quest led to his confused Bible profile: a man of vast wealth, intelligence, and privilege; but also a profligate and apostate soul. So a gift he offers is a warning … of what not …
Read More Solomon’s GiftJ. I. Packer’s Knowing God is a good read, but in this entry I’ll just draw on his title. Knowing God is a key feature in life. Whatever our view of him happens to be is evident in how we live. Yet the range of views about God is vast and often vague. For many …
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