This quote appears as the Epigraph in my free ePamphlet: Sovereign Over the Schemes of Man.

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A Wife No Man Would Want: Lessons from the Hardest Marriage / 5 Ways to Trust God in Times of Transition / Immersed into Mission: Why Jesus Commands Us to Baptize / Don’t Title People “Pastor” If They Aren’t An Elder

Preaching the Gospel in Light of the Covenants / It’s Not About You: How Biblical Theology Transforms Bible Study

Such an Awesome God / I Will Wait for You / God I Look to You / Let Everything That Has Breath

Exposing the Dark Work of Abortion (John Piper / DesiringGod) / The Beginning of Life & Abortion (ERLC / TGC)

Website: earth.fm (like Spotify, but for natural soundscapes) / Sermon: Emphasize God's Mechanics For Ministry (Erick Loh)

You’re Not Crazy Podcast: Gospel-Focused Sermon Preparation / 5 Leadership Questions Podcast: Jen Wilkin

When the wicked hearts of man carry out their evil plans, God will work it out for good. Trust his sovereign, saving hand.

Where can you go to find a serious study on the Psalms? With James M. Hamilton Jr.’s Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary on the Psalms, you will find streams of living water. 

Does God still have a say in our sexuality? In Pure, Dean Inserra explains why the Bible’s plan for sexuality isn’t outdated, irrelevant, or oppressive.

How can you help your children see that God not only creates but also cares for his people? In the Sower, Scott James shows children how God affectionately attends his people.