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Paul Blackham thinks about God's sovereignty by asking why good things happen to bad people – and arrives irresistibly at the cross. 

In the second of two papers, Glen Scrivener examines the call and work of an evangelist – with some surprising conclusions. 

Terry Virgo shows how the gospel of God's grace liberates us from legalism and transforms us into saints. 

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

Peter Mead meditates on the significance of Jesus' identity as a 'Nazarene', showing us the comfort and assurance that He is God with us. 

This letter, part of the collection of writings known as the Apostolic Fathers, is an insight into one early Christian bishop's view of martyrdom.  

Jeremiah Burroughs' sermon on the sufficiency, goodness, and glory of Jesus Christ is unmissable. 

Very Poythress constructs a fascinating Christian theology of mathematics. Not for the fainthearted! 

Vern Poythress argues that we can understand physics best in light of the biblical view of order in the creation.