How Do You Deal with the Grief Sin Produces?
The cry of Psalm 51:12 is for restored joy, inviting us to consider the connection between forgiveness of sin and gladness of heart. True joy is found in God's salvation and his strength in our weakness.
The cry of Psalm 51:12 is for restored joy, inviting us to consider the connection between forgiveness of sin and gladness of heart. True joy is found in God's salvation and his strength in our weakness.
Podcast: How to Find Joy Even If Happiness Doesn’t Come Naturally (Andrew Wilson)
Andrew Wilson discusses what happiness is, the influence of Christian art in our understanding of happiness, and how to have happiness when it doesn't come naturally to you.
Learn about new updates to The Sing! Hymnal website, including price updates, projection slides, and tax exemption.
Introducing ‘The Sing! Hymnal,’ Lyrics & Liturgies and Personal Edition
Keith and Kristyn Getty highlight the beauty of Christian hymnody, lyrics, and liturgies.
10 Things You Should Know About the Book of James
It misreads James entirely to suggest there is no coherent vision linking the whole letter together. In fact, James has one grand preoccupation from start to finish: the undivided life of God’s people.
World history is ultimately a comedy rather than a tragedy. It ends with a feast, a wedding, and everyone living happily ever after, rather than with a disaster, a funeral, and fade to black.
A Liturgy for Your Daily Worship Today from the Psalms
“I love you, O LORD, my strength. The LORD is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.”