The Absurdity of Autonomy
The modern world has given us kingly powers to claim and control. But the more we’ve achieved this magical touch, the more the world becomes dead to us. How we cope tells us who and what we trust.
To All The World
×
The modern world has given us kingly powers to claim and control. But the more we’ve achieved this magical touch, the more the world becomes dead to us. How we cope tells us who and what we trust.
Let the psalms be your guide and the Lord be your refuge as you live with prayers that haven’t yet been answered.
‘Gray divorce’ now accounts for 36 percent of all divorces, and the unseen carnage is the adult children.
Disciples pursue discipleship for the same reason a bride spends countless hours prepping for her wedding day—for the joy of the Bridegroom.
To mark America 250, here are 25 edifying movies that capture the distinctive textures, history, and common-grace goods of this nation.
Collin Hansen talks with Brad Edwards about the need for the church amid rampant anxiety, division, and individualism.
Brad Edwards joins Collin Hansen to discuss the importance of the church.
Listen Now
In our overindulgent age, it’s countercultural to intentionally step away from the pleasures of eating.
Sasse has a lot of hard-earned wisdom to impart, including some that only comes when facing a terminal diagnosis. He’s inviting us to walk with him through that dark valley.
Collin Hansen interviews Caleb Morell about his book on Capitol Hill Baptist Church’s history and influence on evangelicalism.
Listen Now
H. B. Charles Jr. shares why faithful preaching still changes lives—and how pastors can endure the weekly grind of ministry with confidence in the power of God’s Word.
Abraham Kuyper contended for the church to construct new ‘forecourts’—that is, front porches—from which Christians can have a missionary encounter with Western culture.
Allen Guelzo joins Collin Hansen to discuss the failures, resilience, and self-correction of Western civilization.
Diversity is biblical, uncomfortable, beautiful, and rare. But it’s worth it.
Melissa Kruger and Courtney Doctor talk with Michael Graham about what Christians should know about artificial intelligence, including how to evaluate which uses are helpful and which are dangerous.
‘Why Truth Matters’ is a timely book, for it reminds Christians that the pressure to accommodate secular culture isn’t new.
The modern world has given us kingly powers to claim and control. But the more we’ve achieved this magical touch, the more the world becomes dead to us. How we cope tells us who and what we trust.
H. B. Charles Jr. shares why faithful preaching still changes lives—and how pastors can endure the weekly grind of ministry with confidence in the power of God’s Word.
Your imperfect Christian life can have an amazing influence on others for the kingdom of God.
Let the psalms be your guide and the Lord be your refuge as you live with prayers that haven’t yet been answered.
‘Gray divorce’ now accounts for 36 percent of all divorces, and the unseen carnage is the adult children.
Abraham Kuyper contended for the church to construct new ‘forecourts’—that is, front porches—from which Christians can have a missionary encounter with Western culture.
