Dave Harvey's book; When Sinners Say "I Do" seeks to help married couples and also those who are preparing for marriage be aware of some of the challenges in marriage and how God's grace helps believing couples navigate them. Harvey dives right in and highlights the reality that is present in both the husband and the wife in marriage. This approach gets at the heart of th...

Greetings from the Sasanes! We are doing well down here in Southern California as we head into the final months of our time in seminary. What an enriching experience it has been to study in seminary. It has helped Aaron gain a deep understanding of and love for God's word. We are thankful to God for this opportunity and all the means that he has used to make it possible fo...

Greeting from the Sasanes! Another year has gone by and we have tasted God's faithful fatherly care in our lives. We continue to enjoy the sweet gift of our baby girl, Sophia Riva. She is such a blessing. Jonny is a great big brother. This school year has been busy and we try to enjoy every bit of time that we get together as a family. We are blessed to be able to live on...

In his new book Natural Law: A Short Companion, which is part of the Essentials in Christian Ethics series, David VanDrunen gives a very accessible and robust presentation of Natural Law. Most people think that any discussion of Natural Law belongs only in intellectually sophisticated contexts and must stay there. But, as VanDrunen notes, this kind of Natural Law theory...

My name is Aaron Sasane and I would like to take this opportunity to briefly introduce myself and my family, and talk about my seminary journey. I am from Pune, India, and am currently a student in the Master of Divinity program at Westminster Seminary California. My wife, Abi, two-year-old son, Jonny, and I made the move from India to the U.S. in August 2021. It was a ...

Hebrews 8:1 tells us that in Jesus we have a "high priest one who is seated at the right hand of the throne of the majesty in heaven." Have you ever thought that the distance between us and the Lord Jesus in his glorified state is so vast that there is no way in which he can still be mindful of us or understand the pain and weakness that fills our lives as we live in a wor...