Enjoy the World Cup—but Don’t Be Shaped by It
Few events reveal the power of sport—or the loyalties of our hearts—quite like the World Cup.
Few events reveal the power of sport—or the loyalties of our hearts—quite like the World Cup.
The story we get in ‘Godball’ is too thin. It glosses over the quiet faithfulness and complexity of the Christian sports movement.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan tackle one of the most important questions in pastoral ministry: How do you preach Christ from all of Scripture?
How to respond when someone shares his or her pain? Be present. Listen. Weep. Encourage.
Booklovers at TGC’s 2026 Women’s Conference should check out our bookstore for a wide range of books, many at deep discounts.
Allen Guelzo joins Collin Hansen to discuss the failures, resilience, and self-correction of Western civilization.
Allen Guelzo joins Collin Hansen to discuss the failures and resilience of Western civilization.
Listen NowThe modern world has given us kingly powers to claim and control. But the more we’ve achieved this magical touch, the more the world becomes dead to us. How we cope tells us who and what we trust.
I shudder when I hear our leaders invoke God’s name over rhetoric that rivals the self-assurance of ancient empires. We’ve stopped taking pride seriously, and we should know where that leads.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan talk with Jamie Dunlop about how faithful, biblically grounded church administration protects unity, supports preaching, and strengthens trust within the body of Christ.
Many pastors enter ministry to preach and shepherd, not manage spreadsheets—but good administration is deeply spiritual work. Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan talk with Jamie Dunlop (Capitol Hill Baptist Church) about how faithful administration protects unity, supports preaching, and strengthens trust in the church. They discuss deacons, elders, executive pastors, and practical ways to build systems that serve people, not just processes.
Listen NowMatt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan tackle one of the most important questions in pastoral ministry: How do you preach Christ from all of Scripture?
Alister McGrath joins Collin Hansen to discuss C. S. Lewis, Tim Keller, and the role of apologetics in preaching and cultural engagement.
In my deepest pain, God met me.
Courtney and Melissa discuss the importance of pursuing spiritual growth during the summer, despite disrupted routines.
H. B. Charles Jr. shares why faithful preaching still changes lives—and how pastors can endure the weekly grind of ministry with confidence in the power of God’s Word.
Few events reveal the power of sport—or the loyalties of our hearts—quite like the World Cup.
Readers will want to separate the wheat from the tares before they invest their precious hours of summer freedom. Here are book recommendations from TGC’s editors.
Lay pastors can help lift what no lead staff pastor should attempt to lift alone.
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan tackle one of the most important questions in pastoral ministry: How do you preach Christ from all of Scripture?
The story we get in ‘Godball’ is too thin. It glosses over the quiet faithfulness and complexity of the Christian sports movement.
What would a Benedictine workday look like today?
How to respond when someone shares his or her pain? Be present. Listen. Weep. Encourage.