Honoring Your Father When He’s Evil
How could I honor a man who is dishonorable?
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A fascinating new BBC series inspects the rotten fruits (and some diseased roots) of individualism.
Despite job loss, entrepreneurship last year grew. What can churches learn from this?
As we cheerfully embrace the opportunities before us, let’s not be blind to the challenges we will face and the beauty we will lose as the sunset of cultural Christianity fades.
These two summer blockbusters have vastly different moral visions, but both are origin stories. One explores the genesis of a villain; the other ponders the making of heroes.
Josh Butler answers two questions about salvation and predestination.
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Many on the left relativize dogma in the name of “love.” Many on the right use rude language as they #OwnTheLibs in the name of “truth.” Both reactions are sub-Christian.
Should you marry that person? There’s more to consider than mutual faith and romantic attraction.
Jason Cook delivers a message reminding us that a disciple is one who loves both God and neighbor.
Sarah Zylstra on why anxiety is on the rise and two ways Christians can find peace.
Sam Allberry addresses how pastors might become trusted again.
Mike Kruger addresses five questions from the Gen Z audience on biblical authority and inerrancy.
Jared C. Wilson connects our worship to the nature of the church in this first of three videos.
Andy Davis delivered a message to the Carolinas Regional Chapter of TGC titled “How the Scriptures Equip.”
By pursuing peacemaking in a world of division, we show God’s character in a radical way.
How could I honor a man who is dishonorable?
The U.S. Supreme Court issued an important—though limited—ruling in a religious-liberty case involving faith-based foster care and adoption providers.
Despite job loss, entrepreneurship last year grew. What can churches learn from this?
A fascinating new BBC series inspects the rotten fruits (and some diseased roots) of individualism.
Sarah Zylstra on why anxiety is on the rise and two ways Christians can find peace.
