Eternity Magazine

Eternity Magazine halted publication years ago, but its decades of archives continue to be a treasure trove of outstanding biblical teaching!

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Eternity Archives

Discernment: Thinking God's Thoughts after Him

by Sinclair Ferguson, September 1988

Someone I knew recently expressed an opinion that surprised and in some ways disappointed me. I said to myself, “I thought he would have more discernment than that.”

The experience caused me to reflect on the importance of discernment, and the lack of it in our world. People do not see issues clearly and are easily misled because they do not think biblically. Continue reading...

Does It Really Matter?

by J.I. Packer, January 1987

To begin at the beginning, taking nothing for granted, is always the wise way. So the first thing to do is face up to the basic question: Does “right living” matter anyway? Is the moral quality of a Christian’s personal life important?

To this question you would, of course, expect all believers to reply “yes,” for any other answer would sound shocking. Continue reading...

No Matter the Test, Pick Up the Broom!

by Elisabeth Elliot, March 1987

Four more days until she would be 17. It would be her father’s birthday, too, but there would be no celebration this year. It was the depth of the Great Depression and her father was dying. The children knelt around the bed while their mother prayed, but the girl wondered whether anyone was listening. Was God near enough to hear a prayer? Did he take any notice of their situation? Continue reading...

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