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Mountains are Not Meant to Envy

Guest Author John Piper Mountains are not meant to be envied. In fact, they are not meant to even be possessed by anyone on earth. They are, as David said, “. . . the mountains of God” (Ps. 36:6). If you try to make a Minnesota hill imitate a mountain, you will make a fool … Continue reading Mountains are Not Meant to Envy

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Looking Beneath The Surface To The Real Cause

Scripture says that we do not wrestle against people (“flesh and blood;” Ephesians 6:12 ).  People are not the “bad guys” in life, fallen sinful nature is.  And fallen sinful nature is what caused Charles Sumner to be severely beaten and rendered disabled for a long time.  Here’s the story. Sumner was all business.  The … Continue reading Looking Beneath The Surface To The Real Cause