Sam Allberry on true repentance vs. the popular faux-pology.
Godly elders are gifts to help shepherd you through hard times with your children.
During the pandemic, the ox was in the ditch, but oxen don’t fall into ditches every day.
If you want to experience or create something beautiful, slow down.
The artistic track record for biblical movies and TV is notoriously bad. But ‘The Chosen’ is refreshingly good. Here are four reasons the series is a breath of fresh air for audiences looking for better-quality Bible narratives on screen.
Kyle Strobel encourages Christians to marry theology and spiritual formation in order to fully participate in the life of God.
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If you want to experience or create something beautiful, slow down.
Ravi Zacharias made an indelible mark on apologetic and evangelistic methods.
Scott Oliphint explains that if human existence = chance + matter + time, then human theories of existence are a product of chance and are unreliable.
In this video, Mika Edmondson reflects on a theme that runs through the first chapter of the book of 1 John: “Living in the Light.”
Kyle Strobel encourages Christians to marry theology and spiritual formation in order to fully participate in the life of God.
Nancy Guthrie and Courtney Doctor discuss pre-written Bible studies and how to find and create useful resources for studying the Bible.
In this video, Courtney Doctor and Melissa Kruger speak with bestselling author, entrepreneur, and speaker, Ruth Chou Simons, about Romans 8:34–35.
In this video, Courtney Doctor and Melissa Kruger speak with Bible teacher and author, Jasmine Holmes, about Psalm 119:24.
The one who reports the most speedy results may not in fact be the most successful worker.
The role of a church planter’s wife is an honor and joy. But when we’re honest, we admit a lot of fear as well.
Collin Hansen talks with scholar James K. A. Smith about what we can learn today from a fellow restless soul in the great Western theologian Augustine.
Sam Allberry on true repentance vs. the popular faux-pology.
Scott Oliphint explains that if human existence = chance + matter + time, then human theories of existence are a product of chance and are unreliable.
During the pandemic, the ox was in the ditch, but oxen don’t fall into ditches every day.
