Not every disclosure of past sin leads to marriage, but every conversation should lead to Jesus.
Jesus won the human game as a human, without cheat codes, because only as a human could rescue us and rescind our curse.
If the Christian faith teaches that there are objective moral obligations (and it does), then it will have cultural and political implications.
Liturgy gives us a well-trodden path to follow when suffering obscures our view of God.
Jared Wilson and Afshin Ziafat discuss the question, “How do I know if I married the right person?”
Collin Hansen and John Dickson discuss the church’s successes, failures, and a path toward healing.
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Will listening to people on “the other side” politically, theologically, or culturally foster understanding? Not necessarily.
This critical review of Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance and Renewal seeks to provide a theological assessment of the book’s theological claims. For at the heart of Reparations is a moral argument—indeed, a Christian argument—about justice.
David Mathis and Joe Rigney answer the question, “How can Christians avoid smartphone addiction?”
Revivalism has affected modern worship in two ways: pragmatism and emotionalism.
This engaging and flexible seven-week program with Jared C. Wilson will challenge us to worship God every day of the week, with our whole selves.
Collin Hansen and Kyle Beshears discuss the dangers of “apatheism” and how to encourage nonbelievers toward the opposite—joy-filled fervor for God.
This workshop charts a course into biblical renewal for tired pastors and churches.
Elaine was baptized by the family priest, and attended Mass frequently. She thought Protestants were a fraud, a cultic copy of original Christianity.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra interviews Alex Harris about clerking for two U.S. Supreme Court justices and his brother Josh’s high-profile deconstruction of his faith.
President Biden has quadrupled the number of refugees allowed into the U.S. this fiscal year. Here’s what you should know about the change and about refugees in America.
As the senior leader of your church, your job is to spark a flame for student ministry and pour gasoline on it regularly.
Not every disclosure of past sin leads to marriage, but every conversation should lead to Jesus.
Korean pastors today report more of a sober and God-focused approach to ministry. We hope and pray that Christians will work together for a true gospel renewal.
Jared Wilson and Afshin Ziafat discuss the question, “How do I know if I married the right person?”
