What We Owe the Dead: The Role of Virtue in History
We get wisdom from the study of the past, but we must bring wisdom to our study if understanding is our goal.
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We get wisdom from the study of the past, but we must bring wisdom to our study if understanding is our goal.
To many Gen Zers, finances seem meaningless. The church is uniquely positioned to point to a better way.
Glen Scrivener joins Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan to help pastors navigate evangelism in a world where people no longer share basic Christian assumptions.
The best deacons are far more than spreadsheet wizards or those who know their way around Home Depot. They’re mature servants with fine-tuned ‘conflict radar.’
Scripture isn’t a collection of dry words on a page; it’s God’s Word spoken for us.
Courtney and Melissa talk about how to recognize and repent of the ways we may be relying on self-righteousness rather than Christ’s righteousness.
Courtney and Melissa talk about how to recognize and repent of the ways we may be relying on self-righteousness rather than the righteousness of Christ.
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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.
Imagine you could save your life through one simple, regular act.
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Glen Scrivener joins Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan to help pastors navigate evangelism in a world where people no longer share basic Christian assumptions.
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.
‘To Live Well’ is a theologically robust and immensely practical guide for a virtuous Christian life in a turbulent world.
The new April 2026 issue of ‘Themelios’ has 239 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews.
We get wisdom from the study of the past, but we must bring wisdom to our study if understanding is our goal.
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If one follows the field of Calvin studies today, one notes the emergence of a generation of scholars rooted either in Southeast Asia or Latin America who are publishing material...
The fifth in the Jonathan Edwards Society’s Treatises on Jonathan Edwards series, Cameron Schweitzer’s work focuses on Edwards’s typology as found in his “Blank Bible.” Other works in this series...
Within England, Europe, and New England, William Perkins (1558–1602) was one of the most influential English Protestants during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth century. Known today in certain circles...
