Followers of Jesus need to be aware of a revolutionary discovery that is greater than Sinaiticus, greater than P52, greater than all the archaeological discoveries combined.
Teaching is about glorifying God and edifying our audience, not glorifying ourselves or demonstrating our intellect.
Experience rounds and shapes you over years, but a foundational time of study is a goldmine you’ll draw on forever.
As a 25-year-old pastor, I thought I knew how to do this better than others did. Church planting beats that out of you.
Here are four suggestions for talking about the disease in a way that fits the demands of biblical ethics.
In this breakout session, Tom Nelson explores a robust theological bridge from the scriptural text to wise economic thought.
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Rehearsing God’s past faithfulness will deepen your trust in his present goodness.
Mika Edmondson points out how the Gospel of John affirms Jesus’s deity and paints a compelling picture of what God has done for us in Christ.
Ligon Duncan and David Platt discuss the relationship between proclaiming the gospel and doing good deeds in life and ministry.
Trip Lee encourages Christians to be faithful in their efforts at evangelism and gospel proclamation.
Jen Wilkin and Taylor Turkington discuss the importance of equipping women to read, understand, and teach the Word of God.
Ligon Duncan suggests that four important questions about truth, beauty, goodness, and meaning lack satisfactory answers from an atheistic worldview.
The message of Passover is the message of Good Friday: salvation through substitution.
We live in a day when two YouTube comedians, in just three hours of video, can persuade Christians to rethink their faith.
In this breakout session, Tom Nelson explores a robust theological bridge from the scriptural text to wise economic thought.
Here are nine things you should know about lynching, the new antilynching legislation, and the murdered teen for whom the law is named.
Birth as metaphor is stitched into the fabric of the Bible. This metaphor informs how we understand—and undergo—physical birth and spiritual birth in our lives.
Followers of Jesus need to be aware of a revolutionary discovery that is greater than Sinaiticus, greater than P52, greater than all the archaeological discoveries combined.
Mika Edmondson points out how the Gospel of John affirms Jesus’s deity and paints a compelling picture of what God has done for us in Christ.
