VOL. 27, NO. 5 | All the Feels: the Bible and Emotions

Where exactly do emotions fit in the grander scope of individual and corporate Christian life? The Protestant Church seems to be somewhat schizophrenic when it comes to this question. Our nondenominational brothers and sisters tend to focus on the joy of the Christian life so much that those who are suffering or struggling are sometimes marginalized, and fellow reformational believers so emphasize the sobriety and gravity of the God we worship that those who wear their faith and piety easily are suspected of not being truly faithful. In this issue, we try to find the balance.

Featured Articles:

• “Nothing More Than Feelings”? | by Brian Borgman
• Jonathan Edwards: The Theologian of Joy | by Matthew Everhard
• The Last Enemy and the Final Victory | by Michael S. Horton
• Think About These Things: Five Christian Questions on Art | by Joseph W. Smith III