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Kristen Wetherell and Kari Olson talk with Karen Hodge about how to live out the gospel while raising pastors’ kids.
As the Bridegroom of the church, Jesus promises his Bride prosperity, but only after a season of suffering and trials.
Finding yourself isn’t the goal. Following Christ is what counts.
Even kids from Christian homes can fall prey to online temptations. Here’s how to help them.
While the people listed in 1 Chronicles are anonymous to us, God knows everyone contained in this list individually.
Sarah Walton leads a panel of women writers, musicians, and podcasters in discussing how to use their creative platforms for the glory of God.
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This Easter, let’s pull out a storybook or devotional and rehearse the good news with our children. Let’s joyfully confess, ‘I know that my Redeemer lives.’
Let’s not get confused about who’s watching over us. Look beyond your loved one to see and experience the love and kindness of our great God.
Kristen Wetherell and Kari Olson talk with Karen Hodge about how to live out the gospel while raising pastors’ kids.
Kristen Wetherell and Kari Olson talk with Megan Hill about how Christ’s love propels us to love the local church.
Sarah Walton leads a panel of women writers, musicians, and podcasters in discussing how to use their creative platforms for the glory of God.
Kristen Wetherell, Kari Olson, and Susan Yates discuss how pastors’ wives can support and encourage their husbands in ministry, marriage, and life.
Richard Lints explains how theological vision helps adapt your ministry to changing conditions while keeping it centered on the unchanging gospel.
Kristen Wetherell and Kari Olson talk with Karen Hodge about how to live out the gospel while raising pastors’ kids.
Once you start to let go of what you think Bible reading ‘should’ be, you’ll be free to discover what it can be.
A gunman killed three children and three staff members at a Christian school in Nashville. Here’s what you should know about that incident and other school shootings in America.
As the Bridegroom of the church, Jesus promises his Bride prosperity, but only after a season of suffering and trials.
Naboth died with his family and friends believing he was a hypocrite, a blasphemer, and cursed by God. But God refused to let this injustice slide.
This is a place where sin is called what it is and the chosen of God are called what they are—free.
J. H. Bavinck deserves to come out from behind his uncle Herman’s shadow and, at least in terms of missiology, demands equal attention.
