What I Learned from Bach, the Worship Director
In Bach’s Christian music, we don’t find a denial of the crushing reality of life’s hardships. But we do find lines of hope and joy as we’re drawn to the cross of Jesus Christ.
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In Bach’s Christian music, we don’t find a denial of the crushing reality of life’s hardships. But we do find lines of hope and joy as we’re drawn to the cross of Jesus Christ.
Despite its flaws, ‘God, the Science, and the Evidence’ makes many solid arguments that point readers toward a robust theism.
The question isn’t ‘Is it right to use AI to receive a word of wisdom or comfort from a deceased person?’ but rather ‘What is my only comfort in life and in death?’
‘Sing, dear children!’ Luther told his household. ‘Sing of the dear newborn little baby!’ This is the fitting response to the incarnation.
If we come to church simply because it’s Christmas and not to extol the incarnate Son of God, Calvin reasoned, we’ve lost Christ himself.
Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger look back on the top theology stories of 2025 and discuss the year to come, including some new projects.
Join Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger for their annual discussion as they look back on the top theology stories of 2025 and look towards the year to come. They also share their favorite interviews and books from 2025, updates on personal projects, and what they’re each looking forward to in life and ministry in 2026.
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Seven top Christian scholars graded the top seven AI platforms on their responses with seven of the top questions historically googled. View the "AI Christian Benchmark" to learn what we found.
The Gospel Coalition selects the best Christian books published in 2025 in our annual TGC Book Awards.
In this panel discussion recorded at TGC25, Mark Vroegop, Nancy Guthrie, Collin Hansen, Juan Sánchez, and Ligon Duncan talk about all God has done in and through TGC in the past 20 years.
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In this panel discussion recorded at TGC25, Mark Vroegop, Nancy Guthrie, Collin Hansen, Juan Sánchez, and Ligon Duncan talk about all God has done in and through TGC in the past 20 years.
Courtney and Melissa talk with Jen Wilkin about how they each related to their siblings while growing up, how those relationships have changed over the years, and how to foster a healthy relationship with adult siblings.
Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger look back on the top theology stories of 2025 and discuss the year to come, including some new projects.
In this talk from TGC25, followed by a Q&A, Sam Chan teaches us what shifts are needed to speak about Jesus in a post-Christian culture.
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.
Here are six recent resources that will help Christians appreciate both the individual threads and the big picture of God’s Word.
In Bach’s Christian music, we don’t find a denial of the crushing reality of life’s hardships. But we do find lines of hope and joy as we’re drawn to the cross of Jesus Christ.
Human life and freedom are our most basic rights and gifts, and we expect any business we support to value them.
There’s a significant difference between using technology to restore normal human function and using it to transcend normal human limitations.
Despite its flaws, ‘God, the Science, and the Evidence’ makes many solid arguments that point readers toward a robust theism.
We’ve scrolled to the end of pleasure and found no meaning. But in faith we might find something better than dopamine.
The question isn’t ‘Is it right to use AI to receive a word of wisdom or comfort from a deceased person?’ but rather ‘What is my only comfort in life and in death?’
