Grace

The Samaritan woman isn’t just one woman. She is a picture of the bride of Christ. Deserving to be rejected by Christ, she is pursued nonetheless.

John Calvin's exposition of Galatians 2:15–16 proclaims there is 'no salvation whatsoever outside of Jesus Christ, for he is the beginning and the end of faith, and he is all in all.' 

Mike Reeves compares the Roman Catholic and evangelical understandings of God's grace – and shows how we can too easily get muddled. 

Dan Hames asks Graham Tomlin about Luther's famous distinction between 'law' and 'gospel', and they touch on the New Perspective's reading of Luther. 

Jonathan Edwards outlines a theology of grace in this essay. 

Thomas Goodwin expounds Ephesians 2 an other New Testament passages to show that 'grace is the main thing of the gospel'. 

Dan Hames quizzes Mike Reeves about 'Why the Reformation Still Matters', his book co-authored with Tim Chester. 

Michael Reeves and Tim Chester explain the Reformers' doctrine of the grace of God in this extract from their book, 'Wy the Reformation Still Matters'. 

Emma Scrivener shares some of her experiences with an eating disorder, its effects on her, and the power of vulnerability. 

We asked Dane Ortlund how to guard against our quiet times becoming and empty habit or meaningless ritual.