Truth For Life Blog

“Local churches will never be able to do their work effectively if the leaders are not always, continually, prayerfully, loyally supported by their followers.”
—Alistair Begg

Topics: Weekly Wallpaper

Faithful pastors often remind their flocks, “The church is not a building. The church is the people.” That is a true and important reminder. Yet it is also true that the New Testament frequently refers to the church as just that: a building—that is, that the people themselves are like a building on which God has broken ground and is constantly working.

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Dear Friend,

My children introduced me to Waze to help me when I’m traveling. If you’ve used this navigational app, you’ll be familiar with hearing the voice say, “Watch out!” It also instructs the driver to “take a break” and to “stay alert.”

Topics: Letters From Alistair Begg

“I need … the clear shinings of Your love, the beams of Your grace, the light of Your countenance—these are as summer suns to me.”
—C. H. Spurgeon

Topics: Weekly Wallpaper

This newly released Advent devotional features thirty daily readings drawn from the powerful preaching of Charles Spurgeon. In A Wondrous Mystery, Spurgeon’s words echo with conviction and clarity as he shares his inspiring insights unpacking the glory of Christ’s incarnation, the wonder of the Lord’s sacrifice, and the eternal hope found in His resurrection.

Topics: Monthly Resources

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“God takes us to Himself and says, ‘You are twice mine. I made you. I sought you. I bought you. You’re mine.’”
—Alistair Begg

Topics: Weekly Wallpaper

The book of Proverbs is timeless. Thousands of years after it was written, its practical precepts are still relevant. Men and women continue to face the perplexities of human existence, trapped between the apparent futility of life as we know it and the promise of life as we long to know it. What we hope to be and what we actually are is separated by a large chasm.

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“We were buried therefore with him by baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life.”
Romans 6:4

Topics: Weekly Wallpaper

At the heart of Christianity lies the mystery and majesty of the Trinity—one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Yet for many believers, God’s triune nature can feel abstract or confusing. Distinct Communion draws from the rich insights of Puritan theologian John Owen to bring clarity, showing believers how to relate distinctly to each person of the Godhead and how each person in the Godhead works uniquely in the believer’s life.

Topics: Monthly Resources