Truth For Life Blog

On that bright and golden morning,
When the Son of Man shall come,
And the radiance of His glory we shall see,
When from every clime and nation
He shall call His people home,
What a gath’ring of the ransomed that will be!

Topics: Hymns and Worship

The words we say indicate what’s on our minds. Prayer probes even deeper, revealing what is going on not only in our minds but also in our hearts. As our use of money and time tell something of our priorities, so, too, do our prayers.

Topics: Articles

As followers of Jesus, we desire to live each day in ways that glorify Him. Our activities and interactions—even those we might consider routine—are labors of worship. Every Moment Holy, Volume III: The Work of the People was written to help us pause as we go about our day and give glory to the God who makes each minute possible.

Topics: Monthly Resources

“Once in royal David’s city
Stood a lowly cattle shed,
Where a mother laid her Baby
In a manger for His bed:
Mary was that mother mild,
Jesus Christ her little Child.”
From the Hymn “Once in Royal David’s City”

Topics: Weekly Wallpaper

The Scriptures sing a number of melodic lines about Jesus. John Calvin identified three in particular as the munus triplex,¹ the threefold dimension of our Lord’s ministry: Jesus is Prophet, declaring God’s glory; He is Priest, intervening to make atonement for sin; and He is King, ruling over God’s kingdom. The third of these—Jesus as the Divine King who governs His church and exercises “all authority in heaven and on earth” (Matt. 28:18)—is a particular source of encouragement to Christians.

Topics: Articles

Begin each day in God’s Word by listening to the Truth For Life daily devotional!

Topics: Ministry Updates

“For the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life, and those who find it are few.”
Matthew 7:14

Topics: Weekly Wallpaper

For many, the nativity is an isolated scene in the biblical story, more familiar as holiday décor than as Holy Scripture. It’s like a piece of a jigsaw puzzle bearing the partial image of a baby in a manger: Few seem to know where it fits into the picture of the Bible’s commands and promises, let alone human history. Instead, it has been framed on its own, sentimentalized as a moral lesson about feeding the homeless, putting coins in the red kettle, and just trying to make a difference—“because, after all, isn’t giving and working together what Christmas is all about?”

Topics: Articles

See amid the winter’s snow,
Born for us on earth below,
See, the tender Lamb appears,
Promised from eternal years.

Topics: Hymns and Worship

Dear Friend,

I hope this finds you in good heart and in no way overwhelmed by preparations for Christmas.

Topics: Letters From Alistair Begg