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Too much irony can distance us from the gravitas of living in God’s redemptive drama. Sarcasm can blind us to the sacred.
Whether it’s run-on sentences, confession through tears, or the simple repetition of “thank you, Lord,” we can glorify God when we pray aloud with others.
Collin Hansen and Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra discuss the dangers and pitfalls of social media and how to wisely stay engaged online.
It’s easy to think the church is falling fast to revisionism on this issue, but only if your view is narrowly tailored to the American or Western European context.
God frequently prompts his people to stop and prepare for what is to come. This is the function of the little-known Feast of Trumpets.
Kevin DeYoung, Ligon Duncan, Melissa Kruger, and Nancy Guthrie discuss what it means to have a healthy, biblical view of complementarianism.
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We don’t have time to wait for politicians to fix the problem of transgender ideology. Their help—if it comes at all—will come much too late for most families.
Three takeaways from a recent conversation with actor Shia LeBeouf on his conversion to Catholicism and distaste for church services that feel like a sales pitch.
Collin Hansen and Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra discuss the dangers and pitfalls of social media and how to wisely stay engaged online.
Kevin DeYoung, Ligon Duncan, Melissa Kruger, and Nancy Guthrie discuss what it means to have a healthy, biblical view of complementarianism.
Scott Sauls and Collin Hansen discuss why deep faith can feel like defeat and how affliction can preach better than a sermon.
Megan Hill, Lauren Hansen, and Lindsey Carlson encourage wives of pastors and elders to steward their roles with joy.
Julius Kim teaches how to deliver a sermon with wisdom and grace for the growth of God’s kingdom.
Providing gospel-centered resources to those ravaged by war.
When does persuasion toward a good solution or product cross over the line into manipulation? Here are five questions to ask.
Godly men and women freely serve where it’s needed because they’re Christians who belong to a sacred membership.
Too much irony can distance us from the gravitas of living in God’s redemptive drama. Sarcasm can blind us to the sacred.
Collin Hansen and Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra discuss the dangers and pitfalls of social media and how to wisely stay engaged online.
Whether it’s run-on sentences, confession through tears, or the simple repetition of “thank you, Lord,” we can glorify God when we pray aloud with others.
John Piper’s ‘Let the Nations Be Glad’ was published nearly 30 years ago. We asked missions leaders and practitioners to reflect on the book’s ongoing significance for global missions.
