Inconspicuous Providence: The Gospel According to Esther (Gregory) Ministry read McEwen on the types

read McEwen on the types and prepare to delight in the glory and fullness of Christ

“Christians take the problem of evil more seriously than anyone else

Bavinck's "General Biblical Principles" (1891)

On the Religious Practice of Invocation

Inconspicuous Providence: The Gospel According to Esther (Gregory) Ministry read McEwen on the typesEsther often seems like an anomalya book of the Bible that never mentions God or his direct intervention. Yet the book feels closest to many Christians own experience; few of us have experienced divine intervention, and our world seems just as secular as Esthers. We are tempted to ask, of her world and ourswhere is God in all this? If he is real, why doesnt he show himself? Bryan Gregory shows us how Esthers literary techniques depict Gods absent