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Turning Point of World History: The Resurrection According to Acts

October 23, 2019 | Brandon D. Crowe

People often read the book of Acts to find out about the early church, but if that’s all we focus on, we miss Luke’s most important emphasis: Jesus himself. Though he ascends into heaven in the opening verses, this doesn’t mean he’s absent. Acts presents Jesus as the resurrected, ascended, and glorious King of Kings who is guiding his church, pouring out his Spirit, and granting forgiveness. Jesus is the focus of the apostolic preaching throughout Acts. As messengers of the mission, the apostles must…

Bible & Theology

When Christianity Doesn’t Work

October 23, 2019 | Michael Horton

So often when people come to Christ, they’re promised “victory in Jesus.” Shiny, smiling people tell about how they once were unhappy, but now…

Current Events

9 Things You Should Know About Modern Satanism

October 23, 2019 | Joe Carter

A group of U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen who follow the religion of The Satanic Temple recently announced in an email that “Satanic services” would…

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For Jesus's Sake, Be Kind

Trevin Wax

Kingdom People

Pastors' Talk: On Conversion

Jonathan Leeman with Michael Lawrence

6 Ways Christians Should Deal with Disagreements About the End Times

Justin Taylor

Between Two Worlds

Churches and Conflicts

Peter Adam

The Word of God Does the Work of God: 2019 EFAC-USA Annual Conference

EFAC USA

The Ironies of the Evangelical ‘Crisis’

October 21, 2019 | Trevin Wax

The surprising fact about today’s evangelical “identity crisis” in North America is that nothing about it should be surprising. The conflicts and tensions…

Church Planting

6 Ways Church Planting Blesses the Sending Church

October 22, 2019 | Tony Merida

How can giving away our best people possibly be good for us? This is precisely what many congregations wonder when they encounter the idea of…

The Proper Expectation for Pastor’s Wives

October 21, 2019 | Juan Sánchez

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How the Fellows Became John Yates’s ‘Best Legacy’

October 22, 2019 | Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra

When Ellen Hilliard was in college, she knew one thing for sure: she was not going to do a fellows program after she graduated. “My older sister Laura did it four years before me,” Ellen said. “Because she had done it, I was not going to. I was going to forge my own path.” But her path didn’t seem to be going anywhere. She loved mentoring youth, but not enough to…

Reflections from a Lifetime in Ministry

October 22, 2019 | Kevin DeYoung

One of the joys of serving at Christ Covenant is laboring beside Bernie Lawrence, our senior associate pastor. Bernie has been serving in…

A Conversation with Thomas Kidd on Evangelicalism

October 21, 2019 | Justin Taylor

My colleague Samuel James—associate acquisitions editor at Crossway and the proprietor of the Letters and Liturgy blog—sits down with Thomas Kidd to discuss…

Christian Living

What Jesus Says About Sexuality in a #MeToo Age

October 21, 2019 | Sam Allberry

It’s not often that a single tweet explodes into an enormous movement. But on October 15, 2017, Hollywood actress Alyssa Milano posted a tweet in…

Christian Living

How to Say ‘God Is Faithful’ When Suffering Won’t Stop

October 19, 2019 | Jon Aragón

It’s been a tough year for me. While 2018 was filled with creative, financial, and relational blessing, 2019 has been much more difficult. My wife,…

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The Pastor’s One Essential Responsibility

October 21, 2019 | Aaron Menikoff

What’s a pastor to do? It’s a simple question, but it’s surprising how different pastors answer it. Some say they’re here to shepherd. Others say they’re here to teach. None would say they’re here to entertain, but a steady diet of their teaching leaves the listener wondering. I once saw a pastor begin his service with guests using golf clubs to chip candy into the audience. He wanted to warm up the crowd. There’s a better way, and it’s outlined in Kevin Vanhoozer’s Hearers and Doers: A Pastor’s Guide to Making Disciples Through Scripture and Doctrine. Above all, pastors shape…

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