Joel Clarkson’s Sensing God was a breath of fresh air for me. It can be easy for Christian readers to lump sensory experience into the category of “flesh” or “things of the world.” This makes our sensory experiences (taste, touch, smell, sight, hearing) immediately suspect when sin is present. But while senses can be avenues […] The post Sensing God by Joel Clarkson appeared first on PTH. Read more »

Some books are worth a slow and prayerful read. I’ve studied the work of Vern Poythress for years, and I’ve spent countless hours in his office, talking about Kenneth Pike and the Trinity. He’s become a friend whose footsteps I follow in for my own approach to theological issues. But I didn’t quite know how […] The post The Mystery of the Trinity by Vern Poythress appeared first on PTH. Read more »

Christmas is synonymous with giving. Some people estimate that the average American will spend around $800 in 2020 on Christmas gifts. That’s somewhere north of 465 billion dollars for the nation. That’s a lot of money. Where does it all go? Well, one study found that 16 billion dollars are wasted each year on unwanted […] The post God the Giver: Where Giving Is Meant to Go appeared first on PTH. Read more »