With a uncharitable and sarcastic tone toward good-faith complementarian beliefs, the book may only invite those who already agree with the author rather than move the church to a greater shared understanding.
Collin Hansen and Nadya Williams discuss the historical and cultural shifts in the perception of children as too costly and demanding.
We must go beyond simply saying sin is bad to showing why sin’s severity provokes such a strong response from God.
When we reassure our kids that our love for them doesn’t waver with their behavior or performance, we lift away a burden from their vulnerable hearts.
‘Love Is Blind’ may occasionally produce lasting marriages. But mostly it’s a cautionary tale about the hazards of dating in the disembodied digital age.
If you’re like many reading through the Bible this year, you might be hitting some confusing chapters.
Here are Brett McCracken’s picks for the 50 most edifying, non-R-rated movies released over the last quarter century.
Collin Hansen and Russ Ramsey discuss how art reflects both suffering and hope, drawing examples from Van Gogh and Norman Rockwell.
Collin Hansen and Nadya Williams discuss the historical and cultural shifts in the perception of children as too costly and demanding.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan discuss practical tips for improving your prayer life—and the praying habits of your whole congregation.
Pastor Tony Merida challenges ministers to consider the value of pastoral warmth and good people skills alongside doctrinal precision.
In this keynote address from TGC’s inaugural conference in 2007, TGC cofounder Don Carson answers the question “What is the gospel?”
Collin Hansen and Russ Ramsey discuss how art reflects both suffering and hope, drawing examples from Van Gogh and Norman Rockwell.
In this lecture, Don Carson examines Jesus’s cleansing of the temple and his role as the ultimate meeting place between God and humanity.
Jesus currently rules over all heaven and earth, and therefore all are called to worship him.
With a uncharitable and sarcastic tone toward good-faith complementarian beliefs, the book may only invite those who already agree with the author rather than move the church to a greater shared understanding.
Collin Hansen and Nadya Williams discuss the historical and cultural shifts in the perception of children as too costly and demanding.
Seek out Christian counselors committed to being clinically informed, but avoid those who merely tack their Christianity onto a secular psychological approach.
A church without a building can still thrive, but having a place to call our own has deepened our ability to live out our calling.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan discuss practical tips for improving your prayer life—and the praying habits of your whole congregation.
