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As I help my son move 10 hours from home, this question erupts from the depths of my heart: How does God redeem the particular pains of parenting—things that the passage of time takes away?
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As I help my son move 10 hours from home, this question erupts from the depths of my heart: How does God redeem the particular pains of parenting—things that the passage of time takes away?
TGC articles are human-made, human-edited, human-assessed, made in human community for other humans—as an act of love, fellowship, and worship.
More than wealth, or fame, or purpose, or identity, the modern West pursues escape—from obligations, from commitments, from confinement, from limits.
In ‘The Odyssey,’ Homer’s vision of the good life falls short of the glory God has designed humans for. So does Nolan’s.
‘The Wisdom of Sleep’ reminds us that rest—whether waking or sleeping—is an act of worship.
Courtney Doctor talks with Rory Shiner and Kyle Worley about the difference the doctrine of union with Christ makes in how we understand our relationship to God and how we live our lives day to day.
Courtney Doctor talks with Rory Shiner and Kyle Worley about the difference the doctrine of Union with Christ makes in how we understand our relationship to God and how we live our lives day to day.
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Christians fight with spiritual weapons against principalities and powers, not with guns and bombs against other human beings. But we’re still at war.
The absence of conflict isn’t true peace; it’s often evidence one partner in the marriage feels defeated or that both have given up.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan discuss how pastors can better support the women in their churches, highlighting the vital role women play in the overall health of the congregation.
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Christians can showcase Christ’s character through their work ethic, business practices, and relationship dynamics.
Courtney Doctor and Melissa Kruger discuss why Christians shouldn’t be quick to take offense and how we should live in a culture where people are easily offended.
Brett McCracken joins Christopher Watkin to discuss AI, art, attention, and why human creativity still matters when machines can make beautiful things in seconds.
The Christian story offers a compelling alternative that completes and transforms the stories offered by the world.
The world says to age is to diminish. But as Jen Wilkin shows in her new book, the Bible says to age is to deepen.
Christians can showcase Christ’s character through their work ethic, business practices, and relationship dynamics.
As I help my son move 10 hours from home, this question erupts from the depths of my heart: How does God redeem the particular pains of parenting—things that the passage of time takes away?
Courtney Doctor and Melissa Kruger discuss why Christians shouldn’t be quick to take offense and how we should live in a culture where people are easily offended.
The crucial question is whether Christianity is true. ‘The End of Woke’ reminds us we should be grateful to live in a society that still allows us to ask it.
When we see Jesus’s full experience of suffering, we learn that the laments weren’t meant to send us spiraling into despair. Instead, God invites us to pour out our complaints to him.
TGC articles are human-made, human-edited, human-assessed, made in human community for other humans—as an act of love, fellowship, and worship.
‘The Wisdom of Sleep’ reminds us that rest—whether waking or sleeping—is an act of worship.
