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Trevin Wax

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Nashville
As seen in: The Gospel Coalition, The Salt Lake Tribune, Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis, Christianity Today, Desiring God, Religion News Service, Crosswalk.com, LifeZette, TGC Podcast, The American Conservative, First Things and
VP of Research & Resource Development at @NAMB_SBC - Visiting professor at Cedarville University - Columnist @TGC - Author of "The Thrill of Orthodoxy"
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Grief Is Not an Enemy of Faith

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By Trevin Wax
| The Baptist Courier Verified
(Editors’ note: this article originally appeared at The Gospel Coalition) Just a few days after my grandfather died, I found a video cassette of our oldest son’s birth. I transferred the video to a digital file, and Corina and I enjoyed stepping back in time 17 years to those first moments with our newborn son: his birth, dedication ceremony, early months of growing and stretching.
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The Sin We’ve Stopped Taking Seriously

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By Trevin Wax
| The Aquila Report Verified
We often remember the church father Augustine for his preconversion life of sexual sin—his illicit lover and his famous prayer (“Grant me chastity, but not yet”). But the more I read Confessions, the more I notice how pride runs just as deep and just as long, and arguably does more damage. Augustine describes his younger self as ambitious, obnoxious, always looking to be the center of attention, convinced that when he didn’t understand something, the fault must lie with the teacher or the text.
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Reflections on My Son’s Wedding

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By Trevin Wax
| The Gospel Coalition Verified
I wasn’t sure what part of my son’s wedding would make me choke back tears. I knew it was coming—it always comes at some point, even at weddings where I barely know the couple. But how to handle the wedding of my oldest son? Lined up outside the covered, open-air chapel, standing next to my wife of 23 years (she looked as radiant as ever), we were still running through last-minute details. How fast to walk. How to follow the wedding director’s cues. Where the photographer would be positioned.
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