Lessons from the Earliest Christians for Our Secular Age

The early church functioned as a nation within a nation, culturally engaged yet distinct at the same time. How are we doing?

Douglas Webster

Matthew’s Gospel as Discipleship Curriculum

Raymond Johnson

Why We Need, More Than Ever Before, a Theology of Mankind

D. Blair Smith

How a Fifth-Century Church Father Saved My Faith

Alisa Childers

Can Institutions Save America?

Paul D. Miller

Have We Missed the Honor-Shame Focus in Scripture?

Elliot Clark • Jonathan Worthington

Though not as helpful in some parts, Wu’s book helps us to see the cultural dynamics at work within the book of Romans.

Millennials, the Bible Is Not What You Think

Caleb Wait

The Bible might not be what your skeptical friends expect, but it’s everything they need.

The Ancient Problem of Discontentment

Cassie Watson

A 17th-century Puritan has a lot to offer 21st-century Christians who struggle with contentment.

Non-Deist America? Yes. Christian America? No.

Gregg Frazer

Gregg Frazer notes many of Mark Hall’s methodological and historical missteps in service of his argument that America is a Christian nation after all.

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