In the third chapter of The Wonderful Works of God, Bavinck invites us to lift our eyes and see the world as a living testimony of God’s glory. This chapter, titled “General Revelation,” asks a profound question: How can we know God at all?1 Bavinck’s answer...
Growth in Grace
“But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen.”
Bavinck’s Wonderful Works, Ch. 2 — “The Knowledge of God”
In Chapter 2 of The Wonderful Works of God, Bavinck shows that true knowledge of God is not learned but given, not abstract but personal. To know God in Christ is to enter into life itself.
Bavinck’s Wonderful Works, Ch. 1 — “Man’s Highest Good”
In the opening chapter of The Wonderful Works of God, Herman Bavinck begins not with an abstract doctrine but with a profound truth about the human condition: God, and God alone, is man’s highest good. Everything else in creation—every joy, every beauty, every...
Psalms in 30 Days Reading Plan
The Book of Psalms is one of the most loved books of the Bible—filled with prayers, songs, and heartfelt expressions of faith. This “Psalms in 30 Days Reading Plan” helps you read all 150 Psalms in one month. Whether you’re seeking encouragement,...
Rediscovering John Owen’s Communion with God: Deepening Fellowship with the Triune God
In a world full of noise and distraction, the soul longs for true communion with God. In his monumental treatise Communion with God, Puritan theologian John Owen draws us into the heart of the Christian life: fellowship—not just with God in general, but with the...