Author Archives: Stan Guthrie

When people say “end of discussion,” it almost never is.

The pilgrimage to see the remains of Francis seems sad and macabre. But at the resurrection, even these bones will burst forth from their nitrogen-filled, plexiglass case.

I suspect that there is no Epistle to the Bereans because they didn’t need one. Maybe we Americans do.

By Stan Guthrie On a very cold evening, Christine and I attended Stephen R. Lawhead’s gathering with readers at the downtown Starbucks in Wheaton last night (we’re in the lower left corner of the photo). I was looking for a … Continue reading →

“We must be content to walk in Christ’s steps, and let the world say what it likes.”— J. C. Ryle

“God is too good to be unkind and He is too wise to be mistaken. And when we cannot trace His hand, we must trust His heart.” — Charles Spurgeon

Do you appreciate the incredible odds you had to overcome just to be here? Seen in that light, every day should be a good day.

Sports are not just opportunities to point others to Christ—using everything from John 3:16 eye-black to church Super Bowl parties—as worthy as that purpose might be. They are also signposts pointing toward the coming restored creation. My latest post for … Continue reading →

On Sunday morning, I was unexpectedly blessed to see my friend Daniel, who was one of the first buyers of my new book, Tom and the Dragon. I got to shake the hand of Daniel’s 5-year-old son, who (I am … Continue reading →

I was leaning toward preferring Drake over Caleb. I may need to rethink that.