Hartmut Rosa (‘Democracy Needs Religion’) and Elizabeth Oldfield (‘Fully Alive’) agree that Christianity is good for the world. Oldfield’s argument for virtue is much more compelling than Rosa’s appeal to dialogue.
Pastoral ministry is far more than preaching. Pastors are fundamentally shepherds, which means we’re called to care for particular sheep. How can we do that well?
The glory of expiation is that Christ’s people have been washed clean because of Jesus.
If we share our fear and anxiety only in the therapy room, we’re missing out on many blessings God intends for us to receive in the community of believers.
The church is always situated in a cultural context. Ever since the early church, Christians have grappled with how to speak the gospel into culture and become all things to...
Two moments in Paris last year feel symbolic of Western culture’s wake-up call: We don’t know what we have until it’s lost—or almost lost.
Brett McCracken shares his picks for the best movies and documentaries released in 2024.
Don Carson explores the biblical concept of kingship, focusing on God’s reign, the establishment of the Davidic dynasty, the promise of an eternal King, and the ongoing struggle for God’s kingdom that will ultimately triumph through Jesus’s rule over all creation.
Pastoral ministry is far more than preaching. Pastors are fundamentally shepherds, which means we’re called to care for particular sheep. How can we do that well?
Nancy Guthrie considers how our experience of the Holy Spirit today differs from that of Old Testament saints, unpacking the advantages of the Holy Spirit’s indwelling and describing the Spirit-empowered life.
Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry are joined by special guest Paul Tripp to remind pastors that community, accountability, and the Holy Spirit’s conviction are essential for personal growth and gospel-centered ministry.
Ligon Duncan interviews Mark Vroegop, the new president of TGC, on his journey of faith, pastoral ministry, and vision for TGC’s future.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan discuss practices for maintaining intimacy with Christ amid the demands of ministry.
Every American Christian owes something to the small group of men in Zurich in 1525 who advocated, however unpopularly, that a church should be subject to God’s Word and not to the councils of men.
Hartmut Rosa (‘Democracy Needs Religion’) and Elizabeth Oldfield (‘Fully Alive’) agree that Christianity is good for the world. Oldfield’s argument for virtue is much more compelling than Rosa’s appeal to dialogue.
Pastoral ministry is far more than preaching. Pastors are fundamentally shepherds, which means we’re called to care for particular sheep. How can we do that well?
Football players have been going viral for proclaiming their faith. Benjamin Watson shares what Christians can learn from this and how we should be encouraged.
McQuilkin didn’t fear the ‘dark spectre’ of death, and he put into words the cry of my heart: ‘But I do fear . . . that I should stain your honor, shame your name, grieve your loving heart.’
The glory of expiation is that Christ’s people have been washed clean because of Jesus.
The church is always situated in a cultural context. Ever since the early church, Christians have grappled with how to speak the gospel into culture and become all things to...
