Bread of Life

Bread of Life

Bread of Life by Tedd Tripp From TABLETALK Jesus said many things that were hard to interpret, hard to accept, or both. Some of the most difficult are found in John 6. For example, He says to the disputing Jews in the synagogues: “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless...
Axe and Army

Axe and Army

Axe and Army by Robert M. Godfrey From TABLETALK The opening twenty-three verses of 2 Kings 6 show us two miraculous moments. An axe head floats in verse 6, and a heavenly army appears in verse 17. The first miracle is seemingly small, while the second miracle is...
Quiet Time: How much is enough?

Quiet Time: How much is enough?

Quiet Time: How much is enough? BY KEVIN DEYOUNG The Bible often tells us to pray. It also presumes that God’s people will be familiar with the Scriptures and pass along their truths to their children. Meet any mature, fruitful Christian, and you can be sure He...
Christian Ministry and the Future of Technology

Christian Ministry and the Future of Technology

Christian Ministry and the Future of Technology by Chris Larson From TABLETALK “Imagine using your teeth to mow the lawn when scissors or a lawn mower are readily available.” This analogy, once shared with Ligonier’s management team by Dr. R.C. Sproul, simply...
Facing the Last Enemy

Facing the Last Enemy

Facing the Last Enemy An Interview with Guy Prentiss Waters From TABLETALK What led you to write the book Facing the Last Enemy? Alongside my duties at Reformed Theological Seminary, I have had the privilege of filling the pulpit of a local church for the last few...
The Unity for Which Jesus Prayed

The Unity for Which Jesus Prayed

The Unity for Which Jesus Prayed From TABLETALK   Recently, I have been involved in debates with some people in my denomination who argue that we should accept different positions on sexuality in general and homosexual practice in particular. One of their frequent...