In the Gospel God Takes Our Guilt Seriously
by Paul Pyle on February 20th, 2025
The God who spoke the worlds into existence took our guilt so seriously that He gave up His life to die in our place.  Read More
Why My Spiritual Life Feels Like an Uphill Battle
by Paul Pyle on February 13th, 2025
Why does my spiritual life feel like rock climbing? I can think of at least three reasons. Any one of them would be enough to make the going rough, but all three together make it a constant struggle:  Read More
Confessions of an Idolator:
by Paul Pyle on February 6th, 2025
There’s a lot of three-steps-forward-two-steps-back in our growing in Christ. This is my own two-steps-back moment, and I’m learning how to recalibrate my self-image in line with what God’s Word so gloriously says about all who are in Christ:  Read More
How Catastrophe Shapes Our Faith
by Paul Pyle on January 30th, 2025
Catastrophe can change our interior landscape and move us closer to or further from God.   Read More
The Most Difficult Part of One-Anothering: How My Love for Jazz Helped Me Understand the Grace of Deference
by Paul Pyle on January 23rd, 2025
How my love for jazz helped me understand the grace of deference.  Read More
Getting a "Grip" on Scripture
by Paul Pyle on January 16th, 2025
How can I ensure that I get a good grip on Scripture and it gets a good grip on me?  Read More
A Bible Reading Plan for Newbies
by Paul Pyle on January 9th, 2025
Scripture is a Grand Narrative, and we need to understand the parts in terms of their place in the whole.  Read More
Coming of the King
by Paul Pyle on December 19th, 2024
This week's post "Coming of the King," is the last blog post for 2024. See you in the New Year!  Read More
The Blindness of Biblical Literacy Alone
by Paul Pyle on December 13th, 2024
Matthew's account of the wise men contrasts their eagerness with Israel's wise men, who knew the Scripture but never recognized the Word.  Read More
Why Christmas Gift Exchanges Can’t Be Our Theology
by Paul Pyle on December 5th, 2024
We exchange gifts with our loved ones, but we must never imagine that we can exchange gifts with God.   Read More
Making “Selah” Normal
by Paul Pyle on November 22nd, 2024
I’m beginning to suspect that all that over-stimulation takes its toll.  Read More
One-Anothering Well
by Paul Pyle on November 14th, 2024
When we “one another” well, we cultivate the kind of vibrant Christian community that makes the gospel attractive to outsiders.  Read More
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