How Beauty Compels Us to Pursue Justice
Irwyn Ince explains why beauty compels us to pursue justice.
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Irwyn Ince explains why beauty compels us to pursue justice.
In these situations, we want to be both truthful and gracious. Here are some helpful suggestions.
When we started a small church plant in rural northern Italy, we asked ourselves a question from the beginning.
The red-purple theme makes a profound claim about Jesus.
The Christian metal scene grapples with pain but answers it with the hope of the gospel—often with lyrics that sound like psalms of lament.
Andy Davis delivered a message to the Carolinas Regional Chapter of TGC titled “How the Scriptures Equip.”
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Controversies appeal to our sense of self-importance. They can make us feel important in the grand scheme of things.
New research shows that children who remained faithful as young adults grew up in homes where certain practices were present.
Josh Butler answers two questions about salvation and predestination.
Sarah Zylstra on why anxiety is on the rise and two ways Christians can find peace.
Jared C. Wilson connects our worship to the nature of the church in this second of three videos.
Jason Cook delivers a message reminding us that a disciple is one who loves both God and neighbor.
Sam Allberry addresses how pastors might become trusted again.
Nancy Guthrie argues that only when we see Christ in all of Scripture will we understand how the story of the Bible fits together.
We don’t invent truth. We search it out and accept it with gratitude, even when it’s at odds with our feelings or preferences.
How do we affirm the dignity of those we work with, while maintaining godly distance from affirmations that violate Scripture?
Irwyn Ince explains why beauty compels us to pursue justice.
When we started a small church plant in rural northern Italy, we asked ourselves a question from the beginning.
In these situations, we want to be both truthful and gracious. Here are some helpful suggestions.
In divided and discouraging times, the world needs gospelbound Christians.
