By calling the son in Isaiah 9:6 ‘Everlasting Father,’ the prophet deliberately evokes ancient Near Eastern covenantal language in which greater kings are called ‘father’ over lesser kings.
Pastors: If we cannot be described as gentle, we’ve abandoned a fruit of the Spirit and a qualifying mark of a pastor.
In ‘Sex Robots,’ Richardson demonstrates that technology isn’t neutral and offers compelling evidence that the widespread adoption of sex robots will be harmful for individuals and society.
Collin Hansen reviews 2025 and wonders what’s next with the advent of metamodernism.
As family-friendly animated biblical epics go, ‘David’ is one of the best I’ve seen.
Apologetics should engage the heart, mind, and community, while recognizing its cultural context.
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True revival is marked less by its press coverage and more by its attention to the ordinary means of grace.
The Gospel Coalition selects the best Christian books published in 2025 in our annual TGC Book Awards.
Brett McCracken talks with musicians Caroline Cobb, Cody Curtis, and Eric Owyoung about the beauty of Advent and Christmas music.
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In this talk from TGC25, followed by a Q&A, Sam Chan teaches us what shifts are needed to speak about Jesus in a post-Christian culture.
In this plenary message from TGC25, Ryan Kwon talks about how the grace of God gives us a new desire to obey God’s commands.
Melissa and Courtney talk with Raechel Myers and Amanda Bible Williams about the challenges and great rewards of studying the Bible.
In this plenary session from TGC25, Andrew Wilson argues that you can’t make sense of the book of Ephesians without understanding the necessity of Jesus’s ascension.
A church budget isn’t primarily a financial tool but a spiritual one.
In this talk from TGC25, followed by a Q&A, Sam Chan teaches us what shifts are needed to speak about Jesus in a post-Christian culture.
To be bound to God in love isn’t a burden but the believer’s only assurance of salvation. That’s why ‘On the Bondage of the Will’ remains as vital now as it was five centuries ago.
By calling the son in Isaiah 9:6 ‘Everlasting Father,’ the prophet deliberately evokes ancient Near Eastern covenantal language in which greater kings are called ‘father’ over lesser kings.
The scrolling age is a spiritual battle with high stakes. Will we let our souls be captured by the algorithms, our worship directed to the demigods of Silicon Valley?
Just as Athanasius revealed the emptiness of pagan idols and philosophies, so we can unmask the false promises of our own age.
In ‘Sex Robots,’ Richardson demonstrates that technology isn’t neutral and offers compelling evidence that the widespread adoption of sex robots will be harmful for individuals and society.
Pastors: If we cannot be described as gentle, we’ve abandoned a fruit of the Spirit and a qualifying mark of a pastor.
