The first chapter of Hebrews tells us of the coronation that even the most impressive on earth (times ten) can only faintly anticipate.

7-min read / 15-min listen: What was “the joy set before him” on Good Friday? A meditation on the utter shame of the cross, and what joy and honor he sought to overcome it.

5-min/day: ‘Rich Wounds’ spring reading plan begins today and ends Easter Sunday. Here’s the plan: And here’s the intro and first 8 readings:

5-min read / 11-min listen: Too many times, I’ve let Easter sneak up on me, and then pass me by way too fast. Easter is 31 days from today. Here are five resurrection aftermaths we often overlook, and one way to make the most of the next month.

5-min read / 10-min listen: The church is not responsible to make its pastors happy; nor is it called to make them miserable.

Friends in the Twins Cities, they had me at Narnia, Tolkien, and Hamilton. But dessert reception to follow? Come join us Feb 23, March 30, and/or April 20.

5-min read / 11-min listen: Our hope for every Christian — and requirement for every pastor — is that he be “a lover of good.”

15-min read: The United States was not a Christian republic at its start, so how in the name of Thomas Jefferson did it seem to become one by 1850? Two reasons, both of which we can pray for and work toward today: revivals and Christian virtue.

31-min listen: What is Christian meditation? Quick new-year primer on what it is, and what it adds to Bible reading and study.

5-min read for a new year: “Our flesh keeps us on the couch, waiting for opportunities that appear to promise instant and immense impact. Those who constantly dream of the big victory often overlook the small decisions required to get there.” –Matt Bradner

5-min read / 10-min listen: Silly as it may sound, when I stopped checking the boxes in morning devotions, something started to change in my attitude toward God’s word.

5-min read / 11-min listen for Christmas 2022: To refuse to be ruled is to refuse the Messiah. He did not come to fit into our pockets. He came to win, protect, and own a people who are very happy — even thrilled — to be in his pocket.

8-min read: new Christmas meditation from Sinclair Ferguson on the Isaiah 9 titles of Jesus, including “Everlasting Father”: “in Christ, we find a new father, a true father, and what is more, an everlasting father.”

40-min listen: sermon on Psalm 8, and the often overlooked attribute of divine majesty, preached this fall in Gatineau, Quebec.

56-min listen: whatever your perspective on video games, this story is almost certainly not what you’re expecting. As a father of boys I found this especially fascinating.

6-min read: “I *love* the chair.” And I loved Piper’s tribute to R.C. Sproul, who died five years ago today.

23-min listen: Will the vision of leadership in ‘Workers for Your Joy’ translate into missionary and church-planting contexts? My conversation with #TheSentLife podcast begins at the 7-min mark:

23-min listen (radio interview): my effort to answer 7 questions on the Christian faith, to prepare us for holiday conversations that really matter.

6-min read / 11-min listen: Perhaps recovering an often-overlooked attribute of God — his majesty — could help us unsettle sinners and freshly settle true saints.

57-min listen: Godward Life conference message from end of September on the pleasures of God in the gospel — and in particular in the astounding divine *pleasure* in Isaiah 53 to crush his one Son to win for him the many.