As Christians, our righteous anger at sin must never surpass our compassion for sinners.

Which is one reason “the day of the Lord” figured so prominently in his letters.

You and I have a murder problem, even if we're 100-percent murder-free.

The Puritan preacher’s theology actually depends on God’s love, not God’s wrath.

God’s anger against sin is real on Good Friday, but he doesn’t “turn his face away” from the Cross.

An excerpt from ‘The Crucifixion,’ CT's 2017 Beautiful Orthodoxy Book of the Year.

No longer in denial: Letting God use our anger.

The same holy hands that punish the wicked pull the righteous to safety.

Seventy times seven? I can barely forgive some corrupt clergy once.

But I'd secretly rather have a God who is a non-anxious presence.