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Shane Barnard explains the origin of a brand-new song.
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Shane Barnard explains the origin of a brand-new song.
Sam Allberry addresses how pastors might become trusted again.
Here is a four-step process for turning any sermon into a Christocentric sermon.
These are some of the best picture books for teaching kids, Christian and non-Christian, about kindness.
What if some of the concerns voiced about Christianity’s public witness are motivated by embarrassment at evangelicals who are insufficiently docile toward elite secular opinion?
Mike Kruger addresses five questions from the Gen Z audience on biblical authority and inerrancy.
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Our hope right now is not the return to normal but the return of the King.
Dig below the topics of debate in the SBC and you’ll find different postures, competing visions, and broken trust.
Sam Allberry addresses how pastors might become trusted again.
Paul Tripp exhorts pastors to guard against numbness as they teach the gospel over a lifetime.
Justin Giboney addresses the self-serving lies conservatives and progressives tell themselves about issues like justice and critical race theory.
Jared C. Wilson explains grace intersects with worship and how to build a culture of grace and worship in your church in this first of three videos.
Tim Keller and Irwyn Ince break down a biblical theology of race and justice.
Jared C. Wilson connects our worship to the nature of the church in this third of three videos.
Jared C. Wilson connects our worship to the nature of the church in this second of three videos.
Jared C. Wilson connects our worship to the nature of the church in this first of three videos.
Shane Barnard explains the origin of a brand-new song.
Luther discovered truth only after serious thought. We can’t expect to discover it while scrolling away our time.
Jason Cook delivers a message reminding us that a disciple is one who loves both God and neighbor.
Churches must answer an important question: how do we call our people back to gathered worship?
