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Dopamine media is the most powerful, pervasive, and engineered form of communication technology in human history.
A review of Annie Jacobsen’s book ‘Nuclear War’ and a consideration of the frighteningly plausible scenario she describes.
Jesus is the remedy to your shame, not the cause. He’s who you need most in your brokenness and sin.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan encourage pastors to think carefully about the ‘weight’ Scripture assigns various doctrines and the implications for unity grounded in truth and love.
‘Believe’ may help those hostile to religion of any kind open up to the gospel, though further help outside its pages may be needed to guide them to acknowledge Jesus Christ as the way, the truth, and the life.
Hebrews is a narrative about Jesus: not only who he is but what he did, what he’s doing, and what he’s going to do.
After searching a variety of websites, I came across this Bible reading plan that is my new favorite. I think it will be one that I use time and time again.
Michael Kruger shares insights from his book ‘Surviving Religion 101,’ exploring how parents can equip their children intellectually and spiritually to go through college and beyond with their faith intact.
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Ross Douthat talks with Collin Hansen about the modern spiritual crisis, the role of suffering in faith, and religion’s enduring relevance in today’s world.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan encourage pastors to think carefully about the ‘weight’ Scripture assigns various doctrines and the implications for unity grounded in truth and love.
Michael Kruger shares insights from his book ‘Surviving Religion 101,’ exploring how parents can equip their children intellectually and spiritually to go through college and beyond with their faith intact.
In this ‘Gospelbound’ season preview, Collin Hansen and Kendra Dahl announce the spring season’s upcoming guests, including Ross Douthat, Nicholas Carr, Kevin DeYoung, and others—covering topics from media criticism to theology and history.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan are joined by Michael Lawrence to discuss the underrated importance of ministry philosophy in our churches.
Don Carson explores the biblical understanding of God’s love. He emphasizes its purpose in salvation, contrasts it with common misconceptions, and highlights its central purpose in offering life and salvation through faith in Jesus.
Dopamine media is the most powerful, pervasive, and engineered form of communication technology in human history.
Ross Douthat talks with Collin Hansen about the modern spiritual crisis, the role of suffering in faith, and religion’s enduring relevance in today’s world.
All of Scripture points to Jesus in some way.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan encourage pastors to think carefully about the ‘weight’ Scripture assigns various doctrines and the implications for unity grounded in truth and love.
‘Believe’ may help those hostile to religion of any kind open up to the gospel, though further help outside its pages may be needed to guide them to acknowledge Jesus Christ as the way, the truth, and the life.
Jesus is the remedy to your shame, not the cause. He’s who you need most in your brokenness and sin.
