The death of Jesus is for life, not just for Easter.
Matt Emerson on the pastoral implications of Christ’s descent to the dead—and how to preach it.
Ravi Zacharias has a word for us this week.
Jackie Hill Perry and Jen Pollock Michel discuss how Christians can be slow to anger and quick to love when addressing cultural outrage.
On this episode of Help Me Teach the Bible, Nancy Guthrie talks with New Testament scholar Benjamin Gladd about the Gospel of Luke.
On this episode of Gospelbound, John Piper talks with Collin Hansen about what God is doing in this pandemic and how to pray for its end.
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A few weeks ago I had a brain scan. That evening, coronavirus restrictions began. Oh, and that morning my house almost burned down.
One potential positive effect of this pandemic is that it’s likely to kill off consumer Christianity, at least in the short term.
Christian leaders and musicians came together on April 4, 2020 for a unifying moment of corporate prayer and worship. If you missed the simulcast you can still watch the recording and join us in prayer.
On this episode of Gospelbound, Collin Hansen talks with John Lennox about how to trust God in a world of pain, suffering, and the coronavirus.
H. B. Charles Jr. and Ligon Duncan discuss what the Bible teaches about the moment believers die.
Nancy Guthrie and Joni Eareckson Tada discuss how we can be pursue joy in suffering, pray for healing, and ultimately place our hope in eternity with Christ.
Tim Keller discusses how to find peace in times of suffering and uncertainty.
Jesus worked six times longer doing obscure labor than public ministry. There’s a timely lesson for us here.
When I think of all I have to carry these days, I often feel like my pack is too heavy to bear.
Don’t allow your eyes to trick you into thinking you’re worshiping alone.
The death of Jesus is for life, not just for Easter.
On this episode of Help Me Teach the Bible, Nancy Guthrie talks with New Testament scholar Benjamin Gladd about the Gospel of Luke.
Jackie Hill Perry and Jen Pollock Michel discuss how Christians can be slow to anger and quick to love when addressing cultural outrage.
Ravi Zacharias has a word for us this week.
