If balance and emotional health are the end of our spiritual formation, then all we’re doing is looking for techniques toward self-sufficiency—the flesh rather than Christ—for our healing and wholeness.
‘Lies My Therapist Told Me’ is a worthwhile, thoughtful read, even for Christians who land in a different place than Gifford does.
Matt McCullough joins Ligon Duncan and Matt Smethurst to discuss how to shepherd God’s people to embrace their mortality, anticipate their heavenly inheritance, and make the most of their lives.
For those duped into anxiety by the allure of limitless choice, Christianity offers us a way to navigate life in a way that brings peace.
The story told in ‘I Cheerfully Refuse’ will resonate with many Christians. We too are ‘probably doomed.’ And yet may we, like Rainy and Sol, know the power of the good, the true, the beautiful.
