It’s ironic: the more the world takes on Christian values such as universal human rights, the less it respects or thinks it needs the church. How should Christians respond?
Our partners all over the world, from Guatemala to Germany to Ghana, speak of the tension between the depth and breadth of the church—the need for pastors and congregations to...
I have often said to young parents, “When it comes to affection and authority, this generation is nailing the affection part of parenting but is missing the authority part.”
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Paul Tripp and J. D. Greear discuss the question, “What are the biggest issues the church will face in this decade?”
Collin Hansen is joined by Michael Horton and Justin Giboney to explain the origins and shape of Christian nationalism with a view toward the promises of the gospel.
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Christians are increasingly going to be seen as different, and not in a good way. We’re going to have to choose between obedience and comfort.
Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger discuss the importance of practicing spiritual disciplines, even in life’s busiest seasons.
Jared Wilson and Afshin Ziafat discuss the question, “How do I know if I married the right person?”
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra interviews Alex Harris about clerking for two U.S. Supreme Court justices and his brother Josh’s high-profile deconstruction of his faith.
Collin Hansen and John Dickson discuss the church’s successes, failures, and a path toward healing.
This engaging and flexible seven-week program with Jared C. Wilson will challenge us to worship God every day of the week, with our whole selves.
Our partners all over the world, from Guatemala to Germany to Ghana, speak of the tension between the depth and breadth of the church—the need for pastors and congregations to...
Authority is intoxicating. Responsibility is exhausting. Disapproval is intimidating. Approval is alluring. Complexity is bewildering.
Kori Porter, the new CEO of CSW-USA, explains how 2020 affected religious liberties, why some strategies work better than others, and how she holds onto hope.
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It’s ironic: the more the world takes on Christian values such as universal human rights, the less it respects or thinks it needs the church. How should Christians respond?
Serving in ministry can be challenging and burdensome anywhere, and it’s proving increasingly difficult for our brothers in China.
Paul Tripp and J. D. Greear discuss the question, “What are the biggest issues the church will face in this decade?”
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