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Lessons from Ben Sasse about Life, Death, and Politics

Sasse has a lot of hard-earned wisdom to impart, including some that only comes when facing a terminal diagnosis. Like the wise companion of Proverbs 13, he’s inviting us to walk with him through that dark valley.   Note from Randy: All human beings have a terminal disease called mortality. The death rate is 100... Continue Reading
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3 Ways to Respond to Academic Critiques of Christianity

The history of the academy is deeply indebted to Christianity. More importantly, the credibility of Christian character, faithful testimony, and the societal outcomes of following Christ will continue to confront even the hardest skeptic until He returns.   At the moment of writing, I am at Cambridge University. I have just had the privilege of... Continue Reading
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The Apostle Paul—A Second Moses

The apostles are Christ’s instruments and organs for the fulfillment of revelation. As a second Mosaic ministry they share in establishing Christ Himself. Together with Him they constitute the rock, the foundation, the pillars of the church, of which Paul is the last.   While this suggestion might strike you as quite strange, even irresponsible,... Continue Reading
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Do I Have the Gift of Teaching?

Scripture gives no indication that natural winsomeness or comfort before people marks the gift of teaching. This warns those who treat natural gifts as proof of a calling to teach God’s Word, while encouraging the reserved that a lack of such ease does not disqualify them.   Sound teaching is the lifeblood of the church.... Continue Reading
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What is the Covenant of Redemption?

How can a just and holy God promise to bless Hpeople with life when they deserve death? The Lord Himself will bear the penalty of covenant breaking.   A Mighty Deliverance In the Normandy village of Sainte-Mère-Église an effigy of paratrooper John Steele hangs by a parachute from the church belltower. A surprising memorial of... Continue Reading
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