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In America, attendance at religious services is falling and deaths of despair are increasing. Could the two trends be connected?
We want to see God. And if we want to see and know God rightly, then purity of heart is nonnegotiable.
Missionaries are willing to face the risk and reality of sickness—and even death—because we believe the gospel brings true life.
God provided in the past. Thank him for providing in the present; trust him to provide in the future.
The frightening future for the unforgiving isn’t in encountering a ghost but in becoming a ghost yourself.
In his message at TGC21, David Platt explains the role of the local church in global missions.
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The Western church should consider the perspectives of Christians outside our cultural heritage, from faithful believers in other contexts who face the same pressures we do.
In three recent films, institutional Christianity is the villain. Thinking carefully about these depictions can strengthen our evangelism and apologetics.
Melissa Kruger uses the story of Noah and the flood to illustrate God’s unchanging character and grace.
In his message at TGC21, David Platt explains the role of the local church in global missions.
John Piper discusses Jonathan Edwards, C. S. Lewis, evangelical feminism, and the reception to his own expansive writing and teaching.
Hannah Nation, Ryan Zhang, and S. E. Wang discuss the experience of the Chinese church and how the American church can learn from it.
Join us for our 2023 National Conference as we celebrate our gospel hope in the wilderness of a passing age.
In America, attendance at religious services is falling and deaths of despair are increasing. Could the two trends be connected?
Melissa Kruger uses the story of Noah and the flood to illustrate God’s unchanging character and grace.
A lesson from Ernest Hemingway’s life: it’s possible to chase the world, seem to gain it, but lose your soul.
Just as a soundtrack changes the mood of a scene, good music can change the mood of the morning.
Men in search of meaning are turning to self-help authors who offer ancient wisdom. But what about Jesus?
God provided in the past. Thank him for providing in the present; trust him to provide in the future.
Missionaries are willing to face the risk and reality of sickness—and even death—because we believe the gospel brings true life.
