Here’s a free playlist to accompany the TGC23 conference, with 100 songs inspired by the “Hope in the Wilderness” theme and the book of Exodus.
Jackie Hill Perry, Preston Perry, Melissa Kruger, and Michael Kruger discuss what it looks like to have healthy, godly marriages.
The call to hospitality isn’t an optional add-on within the Christian life but a command. It’s also ground zero for experiencing an embodied gospel.
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Jim Davis and Mike Aitcheson welcome back Justin Holcomb to discuss how pastoral pitfalls and failures can ultimately lead to ‘dechurched casualties.’
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Jackie Hill Perry, Preston Perry, Melissa Kruger, and Michael Kruger discuss what it looks like to have healthy, godly marriages.
Jim Davis and Mike Aitcheson welcome back Justin Holcomb to discuss how pastoral pitfalls and failures can ultimately lead to ‘dechurched casualties.’
Blair Linne, Aixa de López, Sharon Dickens, and Soojin Park discuss how to use social media in a meaningful and gospel-informed way.
Juan Sánchez uses Nehemiah’s example of prayer to illustrate how we should earnestly seek the Lord.
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Here’s a free playlist to accompany the TGC23 conference, with 100 songs inspired by the “Hope in the Wilderness” theme and the book of Exodus.
Jackie Hill Perry, Preston Perry, Melissa Kruger, and Michael Kruger discuss what it looks like to have healthy, godly marriages.
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If used well, ChatGPT can be as important and transformative in our day as word processors, email, or photocopiers were in previous decades.
The call to hospitality isn’t an optional add-on within the Christian life but a command. It’s also ground zero for experiencing an embodied gospel.
