‘For I come to declare that great and most comfortable article of our Christian religion and faith, the resurrection of our Lord Jesus. … Assuredly, so highly comfortable is this article to our consciences, that it is even the very lock and key of all our Christian religion and faith.’

Creation isn’t a finished painting hanging on a wall. It’s a story still being told — and the ending has already been decided.

Seven times in Genesis 1 God looks at what he’s made and calls it good.

God was fine. Completely, infinitely fine. No gaps, no loneliness. So why is there a universe?

Here’s a claim that sounds abstract but turns out to be load-bearing: if God weren’t three, there’d be no world.

Creation ‘out of nothing’ is the phrase that best captures the Bible’s explanation of how God made the cosmos.

Open the Bible and the first thing you hit is a creation account. Given where it sits, and how much weight it carries, it matters what we think it’s for.

Most conversations about creation start in the wrong place.

A dozen articles on sin is a lot of darkness. So here’s the thing the whole subject has been waiting for.

The phrase ‘original sin’ isn’t in the Bible. The idea most certainly is.

History began without sin. Almost all of it since has been under sin.

The essence of human life is a fullness of loving personal relations.