Not But, So
Jesus didn’t linger because he didn’t care. He loved them, so he stayed, and his friend died. Not but, so.
Read more
hope
A Homily for Boh Boh’s Funeral
On Tuesday, my family held an Asian funerals and buried my 90-year old grandmother, who died in the living Christ.
Read more
Sorrow and Sighing Will Flee Away
Missionaries labor on in hope that God can take a barren land, even one made barren by war and atrocity, and bring it back to life.
Read more
Job, Spurgeon, and Hope
As National Mental Health Awareness Month comes to a close, many will continue the hidden battle with depression and anxiety. In honor of that struggle, Reformed Margins is holding our first giveaway.
Read more
Repentance That Goes Unanswered
Why does God seem silent in my repentance? What instruction might he have for me in Peter’s denial?
Read more
Well-Supplied With The Mercies of God
As Christians, we have good reason to be hopeful, not just at the start of each new revolution around the sun, but with each rotation of the earth.
Read more
Two Prayers For When Advent Is Hard
Jesus came and he is coming again. Here are two prayers in light of advent for those who struggle to reconcile present sadnesses with the joyful celebration of Jesus’ birth.
Read more
I Will Teach Her “Solus Christus”
When my daughter came home and asked for a map, new layers were added to my understanding of “In Christ Alone”.
Read more
For the Christian Perfectionist
The Christian perfectionist knows and treasures the Gospel, but still wrestles with deep discouragement and even despair. Here are some words of encouragement for those of us who struggle with never being good enough.
Read more
Too Wise to Err, Too Good to be Unkind
There is deep comfort to be found in the truth of God’s kindness and wisdom. Pregnancy, miscarriage, new birth, and Spurgeon– here’s a recent chapter from the story of God’s goodness in my life.
Read more