Paul Tautges

By focusing on Absalom, on the other hand, we get a pretty good picture of what bitterness will do to a person

How, exactly, does hell glorify God?

I went to the Scriptures for answers to my life’s challenges and found them.

We either live by the letter of the law, which kills the soul, or we live by the Spirit, which gives life (2 Cor 3:6).

Two days ago, I preached my farewell sermon to the church that God---by His grace---gave me the privilege to serve for twenty-two years.

The longer I am a believer in Christ the more I realize how desperately I not only need God’s saving grace, but also His all-sufficient empowering...

They put difficulty and hope together in the tension of hardship and grace that is the life of everyone this side of eternity.

The kind of trial that is perhaps the most intense and painful is attached to, or comes from, people who are close to us.

My first major bout with depression came my freshman year in college.

To encourage our faith, James provides an historical example to whom we can relate—the praying prophet Elijah.

"All of life is a trial and, therefore, we need God's wisdom."

Divine wisdom—not earthly wisdom—is needed for us to be able to discern the right response to trial.

God is sovereign over every detail of our lives.

This morning, while getting ready for school, one of my daughters asked if I could help her remember a song we sing at church about God taking care...

What does it really mean to trust God? Proverbs 3:5-6 answers that question.

God's grace is not only sufficient for our salvation, but for every step on our road of sanctification and growth in holiness.

God has given us good news. The good news is that grace has arrived on the scene. Grace has been given to desperate, fallen humanity.

A Hope Deferred is not just a book for couples who are thinking about adopting children