We live in a world that is so broken, and those of us who are joined from Christ are not exempt from experiencing the brokenness of the world. Faith does not make loss hurt less. —Nancy Guthrie

Call me brilliant. I just muted four words in my twitter stream: Kamala, Trump, Republican, Democrat. I feel more sane and less anxious already.

I wrote this book because I needed it, and I’m starting to think it might be my most far-reaching impactful books. So many parents around the world desperate to see God do what only he can do in the lives of our children.

This week on The Russell Moore Show: Russell Moore and Nancy Guthrie discuss Jesus in the Old Testament and the reliability of Scripture. Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts: christianitytoday.com/podcasts/the-r…

Hoping to find this brand-new Numbers Commentary from Michael Morales under the tree. @gptseminary #gptsblackfriday kingsumo.com/g/m55zy8m/blac…

In recent years I'm finding it isn't Christmas for me until we sing Glory in the Darkest Place at church. youtu.be/ILtnuK6UWGE?si… via YouTube

Can't wait to talk about inner-biblical connections with Nancy Guthrie! This session is bursting at the seams, but we have more seating available. Please register at tgc.org/tgc25 before March 1!

This would make me so very happy. smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/are…

Can’t wait to hear every one of these plenary messages.

All so true, Collin Hansen Grateful for the part you have played in this past faithfulness and future hope.

So well said, Trevin. Let’s build up, build out, build forward.

So glad this book is out! I hope seminaries will adopt it as a textbook.

Pinching myself that I get to teach the story of Hosea and Gomer tonight at Cornerstone Pres. We have a Bridegroom who has chosen us, wooed us to himself, and bought us at great cost in order that he might sanctify us to himself. #almosttoogoodtobetrue

Just reading about two sisters, Oholah and Oholibah in Ezekiel 23. There is simply no possibility of these biblical names becoming popular baby names.

I remember the day I got this news. What a loss.

🫤 that feeling you get when studying a verse in context makes you realize you’ve been using it to say something that may be true, but isn’t the intended meaning of the text.

What a great conversation about a great book I hope my brothers and sisters will read. youtu.be/zJ0W_YgI0Hk