Even Incomplete Comfort Is a Blessing
Whatever the source of our suffering, Isaiah has good news for us—a Comforter has come and is coming again.
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Whatever the source of our suffering, Isaiah has good news for us—a Comforter has come and is coming again.
In this plenary message from TGC25, Ryan Kwon talks about how the grace of God gives us a new desire to obey God’s commands.
The fundamental problem with nationalism—in its precise ideological sense—is that it divides humanity along lines the gospel erases.
God doesn’t intend us only to find freedom from loneliness but to find formation in our loneliness.
Melissa and Courtney talk with Raechel Myers and Amanda Bible Williams about the challenges and great rewards of studying the Bible.
A church budget isn’t primarily a financial tool but a spiritual one.
A church budget is not primarily a financial tool, but a spiritual one. Jamie Dunlop joins Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan to discuss how pastors can encourage generous giving with theological clarity, and steward their church’s budget in a way that models trusted leadership and God-honoring faith.
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Overprocessing, venting, and rumination can be hazardous to our health. Here are five ways we can be healthier processors.
The Gospel Coalition selects the best Christian books published in 2025 in our annual TGC Book Awards.
Glen Scrivener and Andrew Wilson discuss how Christmas traditions and the incarnation’s richness create unique opportunities for evangelism, inviting the world to share in the joy of Jesus.
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In this plenary message from TGC25, Ryan Kwon talks about how the grace of God gives us a new desire to obey God’s commands.
Melissa and Courtney talk with Raechel Myers and Amanda Bible Williams about the challenges and great rewards of studying the Bible.
In this plenary session from TGC25, Andrew Wilson argues that you can’t make sense of the book of Ephesians without understanding the necessity of Jesus’s ascension.
A church budget isn’t primarily a financial tool but a spiritual one.
Mark Vroegop teaches from Ephesians 2:11–22 about the compelling need to remember our redemption and its results.
Our primary discipleship, through preaching and teaching, should come from the pastor and saints of the local church where we’re covenant members.
Whatever the source of our suffering, Isaiah has good news for us—a Comforter has come and is coming again.
How can youth sports function practically as a church’s unsuspecting teammate instead of as a primary competitor?
In this plenary message from TGC25, Ryan Kwon talks about how the grace of God gives us a new desire to obey God’s commands.
‘Christians Reading Classics’ is an engaging and thoughtful companion for the journey into the afterlife of the Greco-Roman classics.
Christ died in our place to both satisfy the demands of God’s justice and set us free.
Among Martin Luther’s countless theological contributions, the great Reformer’s grammar concerning “the great exchange” remains his most permeable and accessible concept. While the life-changing announcement of the gospel might involve...
