Mark Dever

We are attentive, humble, and obedient to God because his power is complete and his good purposes are to preserve us through trials, to give us everlasting righteousness, and to purify us through Jesus Christ.

We will face trials, but with God as our hope, and because of his faithfulness and sovereignty, we will overcome them.

Meet the Lord of the text, then engage your people with the Lord of the text.

We are forgiven by God—and that affects how we forgive others.

Our ability to forgive starts with realizing we are forgiven.

In the midst of hopelessness, there’s only one place where true hope can be found.

Suffering under the supervision of our good God should have good results in our lives.

Following Jesus transforms our lives—but it doesn’t mean we’ll always have a smile on our face.

Communication, desire, and expectation are part of our relationship with God.

God’s Word points us to the perfect righteousness found in Jesus Christ.

Trust that the God who made you is wiser than you are, and obey him.

Jim Wallis and Mark Dever don’t see eye to eye, but they do agree on justice.

Four pastors on how, and if, politics should enter the pulpit.

The purpose of the church is to manifest to the world the character of God.