Not all Christian colleges and universities are created equal. Parents and prospective students should investigate two important aspects of Christian higher education.
Beyond your desires, you need a corresponding competency to labor vocationally in Christian ministry.
Courtney Doctor, Melissa Kruger, Vanessa Hawkins, and Jen Wilkin discuss what practices have strengthened their marriages and more.
A call for men to embrace the great privilege and responsibility of going to war in fervent prayer for their families.
Joseph Parker’s journey illustrates the fundamental incompatibility of Christianity and slavery.
If Calvin University wants to deepen its project as a Reformed expression of higher education, it won’t get there by severing an almost 150-year relationship with the confessional Reformed denomination that gave it birth.
Pastors should only bring as much extrabiblical information into their sermons as will serve the purpose of illuminating, explaining, and applying the text.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan share practical tips for promoting a culture of biblical literacy in the local church.
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Collin Hansen and Walter Strickland explore the history of the black church and the enduring power of faith amid adversity.
Michael Kruger draws from theological and biblical perspectives to make a compelling case for the essential role of women in ministry.
Courtney Doctor, Melissa Kruger, Vanessa Hawkins, and Jen Wilkin discuss what practices have strengthened their marriages and more.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan discuss what a pastor should look for in potential elders.
Crawford Loritts explores the urgency of passing faith to the next generation, ensuring a deep passion for God and the truth of Scripture.
T. J. Tims shares how the privilege of participating in both the sacred and mundane aspects of pastoral ministry never gets old.
Collin Hansen and Walter Strickland explore the history of the black church and the enduring power of faith amid adversity.
Not all Christian colleges and universities are created equal. Parents and prospective students should investigate two important aspects of Christian higher education.
Michael Kruger draws from theological and biblical perspectives to make a compelling case for the essential role of women in ministry.
As believing students practice ordinary Christianity, the growing number of college students exhausted by secularism may awaken to Jesus’s beauty.
Courtney Doctor, Melissa Kruger, Vanessa Hawkins, and Jen Wilkin discuss what practices have strengthened their marriages and more.
Beyond your desires, you need a corresponding competency to labor vocationally in Christian ministry.
