Lord, Let Me Die

Mercy for Those Tired of Living

We Rejoice to Suffer for You

Pastoral Pain and the People’s Joy

The Stories We Tell Ourselves

Questioning How We Frame Reality

What Does It Mean to Become One Flesh?

Ephesians 5:31–33, Part 1

Did We Kiss Purity Goodbye?

My Flesh Was Crucified — So Why Do I Still Sin?

You Don’t Have to Suffer Alone

What Does a Husband’s Headship Mean?

Ephesians 5:25–31, Part 8

The Power of a Praying Mother

How Do I Know If My Good Deeds Are Worthless?

Shepherds of Assurance

Twelve Lessons from the Puritans for Pastors

Is Christ Selfish to Die for His Own Joy?

Ephesians 5:25–31, Part 7

As for Me and My House

The Delightful Duty of Family Religion

If God Is Sovereign, Why Is His World Full of Suffering?

Talking Back to God

How His Promises Provoke Our Prayers

The Humbled Win the World

Your First Years of Marriage

Three Lessons for Young Couples

First the Church, Then Marriage Follows

Ephesians 5:25–31, Part 6

The Safest Man for Women

A Guide Toward Sexual Purity

Is There a Place for Asceticism in the Christian Life?

The Fruitful Empty Nest

Lessons for When the Kids Leave Home

Will I Trust God?

Simple Prayer in a Desperate Moment

The Purpose of Election Is a Church Beautified

Ephesians 5:25–31, Part 5

Pastors Are Only Matchmakers

The Humble Heart of Faithful Ministry

How Do I Handle My Disordered Desires?