Creation and New Creation

Thomas Brooks' 1648 sermon on the last day cheers the spirit and sets our eyes on Christ's coming. 

Listen to Martin Luther on the first commandment, from his Large Catechism, in the third of five instalments. 

Thomas Brooks writes to a friend who is close to death, comforting her with Christ's promises. 

Kyle Strobel delves into the biblical language of 'seeing God', considering what it means to 'see' God now by faith, and to see him face-to-face in the age to come. 

Jonathan Edwards preached this final sermon at the First Church in Northampton, MA on July 1, 1750 having been voted out as the pastor. He teaches that ministers and congregations will meet one another at the judgment seat of Christ. 

Peter Mead shows how Satan wants to distort and undermine our relationship with the Holy Spirit – so that our eyes are turned away from Christ. 

Paul Mallard helps us think through how to pastor people who are suffering. From our UST Ministry Summer School 2020. 

Sinclair Ferguson walks us through the doctrine of sanctification from the Reformed perspective, asking what sanctification is and how it happens.

Daniel Hames explores how the gospel of Jesus is proclaimed by the passing of night and day, helping us to think biblically about everything.

Greg Koukl is our guide to Augustine's approach to the problem of evil; a credible, satisfying, and hoped-filled solution to one of our biggest questions.