Treating the physical origins of my depression helped me engage in the spiritual work God was doing.
The gospel frees us from the proud assumption that we have to be right, and from the paralyzing fear that we never are.
Karen Swallow Prior addresses the true meaning of being pro-life and what she believes is necessary to end abortion.
It’s not often that a noted philosopher engages a doctrine that many theologians view as an embarrassment. But this is exactly what William Lane Craig does in his latest book.
If the opportunity for a direct testimony doesn’t open up, that doesn’t mean you can’t be a witness.
Karen Swallow Prior addresses the true meaning of being pro-life and what she believes is necessary to end abortion.
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How can our love for one another and joy in the Lord help us overcome the most common reasons for grumbling and arguing?
What can Americans—especially followers of Jesus Christ—do in a time when it seems that our very republic is more fragile than ever before?
Noël Piper, Megan Hill, Latoya McCutcheon, and Lauren Hansen on the joys and struggles of being a pastor’s wife.
Collin Hansen and Russell Moore discuss why he’s willing to lose his job, how to lead when no one seems to be following, and when ambition masquerades as conviction.
This message from Matt Chandler, "A House Divided Cannot Stand" was delivered at the MLK50 Conference in Memphis, TN on April 4, 2018.
Josh Byers and Quina Aragon address the question, “How do the arts help us learn and grasp Scripture?”
Dr. Charlie Dates delivered this message The Most Segregated Hour in America: Overcoming Divisions to Pursue MLK’s Vision of Racial Harmony at the MLK50 Conference in Memphis, TN on April 4, 2018.
Focusing on the story of Lazarus, Don Carson lays out four unexpected ways in which Jesus acts for our good.
He pastored a megachurch. Oversaw an orphanage. Established a college. Wrote dozens of books. But most fundamentally, Charles Spurgeon was a preacher who tethered himself to the cross of Christ.
‘Sound of Metal’ is a potent exploration of the tension between nostalgia for a past ideal and making the most of altered circumstances.
Treating the physical origins of my depression helped me engage in the spiritual work God was doing.
If the opportunity for a direct testimony doesn’t open up, that doesn’t mean you can’t be a witness.
It’s not often that a noted philosopher engages a doctrine that many theologians view as an embarrassment. But this is exactly what William Lane Craig does in his latest book.
The gospel frees us from the proud assumption that we have to be right, and from the paralyzing fear that we never are.
