To End the Killing of Babies, We Need a Loving Revolution
We don’t just need one law reversed; we need a loving revolution.
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We don’t just need one law reversed; we need a loving revolution.
This past Sunday (January 16), the U.S. observed National Religious Freedom Day 2022. Here are nine things should know about religious freedom in America since the time of the nation’s founding.
In order to live faithful lives rather than frantic lives, we must learn the sobering truth that every need is not a call.
Jackie, Melissa, and Jasmine are back, and they’re ready to talk.
As you work through the Bible this year, don’t forget what you read in Genesis 1–4.
Rebecca McLaughlin encourages Christians to take cultural critiques of modern evangelicalism seriously.
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In the past 20 months, we’ve seen the cure for one pandemic has only deepened another one.
By the clothes we choose, we tell a story about who we are. Let’s tell the truth.
Our virtual Advent concert is back! Join us Sunday, Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. EST for “The Weary World Rejoices,” featuring a new roster of artists.
Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger discuss their favorite recent reads and the top theology stories of 2021. They also preview the year ahead in 2022—and reveal a surprise for 2023.
In these stay-at-home days, we hope this virtual Advent concert will offer some hope, comfort, and joy in this season of weariness.
Jen Wilkin and Melissa Kruger share advice for mothers in the little years.
In this episode of TGC Q&A, the final installment of our six-week series on faith and work, Greg Phelan answers the question, “How do I glorify God even when my...
Here’s how you can navigate difficult conversations with God’s help and for his glory.
Decision-making from a biblical view is not problem, it is a privilege.
We don’t just need one law reversed; we need a loving revolution.
This past Sunday (January 16), the U.S. observed National Religious Freedom Day 2022. Here are nine things should know about religious freedom in America since the time of the nation’s founding.
You can’t deal seriously with present-day Roman Catholicism without understanding Pope Benedict XVI.
When our children ask, “Why is she like that?,” we can answer genuinely, “I don’t know why God chose this, but I trust God with it.”
As you work through the Bible this year, don’t forget what you read in Genesis 1–4.
