Jack Boughton, the wayward pastor’s son, is a central character. So is Jesus.

The Christian disciplines of self-suspicion, forgiveness, and hope all function well. We need to restart our faith in them.

We also need a reminder of God’s radical grace.

When we mess up God-given opportunities, God has a habit of giving us more.

When we consent to our calling as ministers of the gospel, we assent to be public imitators of all it proclaims.

It’s easy to forget that God is both kingly and courteous.

The ‘roar’ of earthly fathers can be powerful and painful, but God’s roar is louder.

Today’s progressive activists have plenty in common with the biblical prophets. But some differences are too vast to ignore.

Is there room for amazing grace in our call to uncompromising faithfulness?

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