2 Forces That Shape Every Church
All churches flesh out a relationship between contending and contextualizing—for better or worse.
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All churches flesh out a relationship between contending and contextualizing—for better or worse.
Social science has reframed sin in terms of symptoms. We need a vision of sin large enough to require the gospel.
As we live every day, we declare Christ’s resurrection to the world, because it’s the source of hope for all creation.
You can find a good mentor across town or across the country. I found mine across the centuries.
In our mundane lives, we must dare to risk suffering for the sake of the good.
Matt Smethurst, Ligon Duncan, and Garrett Kell explore how pastors can preach in a way that honors God, builds up the church, and clearly calls unbelievers to repentance and faith.
Matt Smethurst, Ligon Duncan, and Garrett Kell tackle a false dichotomy: faithful preaching should do both. They explore how pastors can preach in a way that honors God, builds up the church, and clearly calls unbelievers to repentance and faith.
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The recommendation has been for Americans to come home, and yet I was crossing the Atlantic in the opposite direction.
Jesus’s tomb wasn’t the only empty one on Easter morning.
Melissa and Courtney talk with Lisa Whittle about how a whole body theology can keep us from obsessing or neglecting our bodies. They discuss the need for a foundational view...
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Kathy Keller joins Collin Hansen to discuss losing Tim, sin as the biggest problem in the world, and what the gospel offers.
AI is already encroaching on our kids’ education, emotions, and employment. How can we calmly and clearly see how to protect and guide them?
We want the gospel to be at the heart of everything we do, including our public worship.
Melissa and Courtney talk with Emily Jensen about how to broaden our understanding of worship so we respond to God’s worth even in mundane moments.
If pastors don’t define the gospel clearly, they risk losing it entirely.
For centuries, readers have been struck by how modern the book of Ecclesiastes sounds. It diagnoses the human condition with stunning depth and timeless relevance.
Boaz and Ruth trade promiscuity for restraint, inhospitality for generosity, and seductive idolatry for covenant faithfulness.
All churches flesh out a relationship between contending and contextualizing—for better or worse.
In ’Galahad and the Grail,’ Malcolm Guite helps contemporary readers experience an authentic version of the Arthurian legends in modern language.
Strip away transhumanism’s digital vocabulary, and you’ll find a narrative familiar to any student of Christian eschatology.
You can find a good mentor across town or across the country. I found mine across the centuries.
As we live every day, we declare Christ’s resurrection to the world, because it’s the source of hope for all creation.
