President and Professor of Theology @UnionTheology
Oxford, England
Joined May 2012
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Michael Reeves retweeted
Are we basically good people who occasionally make bad choices? Or does the problem of sin go much deeper?
Listen today as @Mike_Reeves presents the biblical view of sin that drives us to rely on Christ alone for salvation.
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How can God declare the ungodly righteous?
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Michael Reeves retweeted
"William Tyndale’s New Testament was a dazzling achievement made all the more startling by the fact that it was the work of one man, and a man under deadly pressure at that." @mike_reeves
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When I am faithless, he is faithful; when I am weak, he is strong; and when I can’t even pray, he ‘is at the right hand of God and is also interceding for us’ (Romans 8:34).
The path of the righteous is like the light of dawn, which shines brighter and brighter until full day.
Proverbs 4:18
Sin is precisely Christlessness; all attempts at self-improvement and moral reformation without him are sin.
Those who look to idols become like them (Psa 135:15-18).
Those who look to the Lord are radiant (Psa 34:5).
You will become like whatever you fix your gaze upon.
Don’t insult God’s grace by thinking you must pay for it. Rest, not on your own goodness, but on his.
“He who keeps you will not slumber.” Psalm 121:3
We sleep to show that we are not God. We rest, knowing that we do not keep ourselves, but are kept by the one who will neither slumber nor sleep.
Overwhelmed by the Father: the latest on the Delighting in the Trinity podcast
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Perhaps the greatest opportunities of our generation lie in Africa:
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How Do I Serve God? The latest on the Delighting in the Trinity podcast
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Scripture is a broad river, shallow enough for a lamb to go wading and deep enough for an elephant to swim.
It is the revelation of a God who is available to the weakest, yet who is a bottomlessly deep well of satisfaction.
A Theology of Writing: the first session from our recent @UnionTheology writers' retreat, all content now available.
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Your days of weakness are not detours for God, though they may feel like it to you. God is more interested in your walk with him than your productivity.