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The new December 2022 issue of Themelios has 211 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews.
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The new December 2022 issue of Themelios has 211 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews.
Self-control isn’t possible without the humility and self-awareness to accept and admit our troubled condition.
In our hustle-harder, do-more culture, work anxiety is an increasingly common struggle.
‘To be evangelical is to believe what the church as a whole has always taught. It is to be uneccentric.’ And 19 other quotes from Michael Reeves’s new book.
Amy Carmichael’s true legacy is one of people changed forever through trust in Jesus and obedience to follow him, even to serve and sacrifice in the darkest corners of the earth.
A panel of women discuss barriers to ethnic diversity within the church and explore how the gospel can help us move forward.
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God’s mercies are new every morning—they were this morning when we overslept, and they will be tomorrow as we aim to try again.
Children’s movies like ‘Strange World’—Disney’s first to feature an openly gay lead character—will only be more numerous and brazen in the years to come. Parents, be ready.
Collin Hansen and Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra discuss the dangers and pitfalls of social media and how to wisely stay engaged online.
Kevin DeYoung, Ligon Duncan, Melissa Kruger, and Nancy Guthrie discuss what it means to have a healthy, biblical view of complementarianism.
Scott Sauls and Collin Hansen discuss why deep faith can feel like defeat and how affliction can preach better than a sermon.
Megan Hill, Lauren Hansen, and Lindsey Carlson encourage wives of pastors and elders to steward their roles with joy.
Julius Kim teaches how to deliver a sermon with wisdom and grace for the growth of God’s kingdom.
Collin Hansen and Jen Pollock Michel discuss rethinking time management and how to say yes to the right things.
How can the same man be so good and so bad, so wise and so foolish, so God-centered and so self-focused? Hezekiah’s example makes us examine our own hearts.
Recent reports show Islam is losing adherents in large numbers.
The new December 2022 issue of Themelios has 211 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews.
Mark Yarhouse and Julia Sadusky are Christian psychologists with extensive experience working with youth navigating gender identity questions. They offer “practical wisdom” (p. 76) for parents and church leaders who...
To formulate a proper ecclesiology, one must have a clear understanding of what the Bible says about the church and its relationship to God. From there one can get a...
I’ll take my place in the line of those who have been gratefully impacted by J. I. Packer, beginning in my life with his monumental work Knowing God.1 Though published...
