Category: The Jack Miller Project
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Handing It On
The Gospel Coalition published its AI policy this week. I do not write for TGC, and I am writing this down to find out what I think. How I work, what Jack Miller did with new means, and why this is finally a question about justification.
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Read Your Bible
On the road to Emmaus the risen Christ opens the Scriptures to two grieving men and shows them the whole book is about Him — and their hearts burn before they know who He is. An essay on Luke 24:13–43, the second of four on how we continue in the new life.
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Pray Constantly
Jesus teaches us to ask, seek, and knock — and then trades bread for something greater. At the last, the Father gives his own Holy Spirit to everyone who asks: the gift turns out to be the Giver himself. An essay on Luke 11:1–13, the first of four on how we continue in the new…
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Aseity — the Gift of Dependence and the Wound of Dependence
God has life in himself. Everyone else drinks. What I am learning about aseity — and about the two wounds of dependence: asking a person to be my fountain, and playing the fountain myself.
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How We Receive New Life — Handed Over to the King
Should politics and religion mix? Mark 1:14–15 answers with one word that keeps returning — handed over. The Son went into the hands of sinners to bring us into the hands of God, and receiving the new life means resting in his hands, by repentance and faith.
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God’s Solution — Perfect Record, New Heart, Good Master
Isaiah 52:13–53:12, the servant God shows us, and the life he calls prosperous — the fourth of the Five Facts. We strayed our own way and were left with a bad record, a bad heart, and a bad master. Pierced in our place, the servant clears the record, gives the new heart, and lives to…