C. S. Lewis on Why God Seems Silent
In ‘Till We Have Faces,’ C. S. Lewis shows that we must admit our sin before we can truly encounter God.
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In ‘Till We Have Faces,’ C. S. Lewis shows that we must admit our sin before we can truly encounter God.
AI tools can potentially take us many places. But we need to ask and answer which places we should rightly go.
Four couples share how hard it can be to raise challenging adoptive kids—and why they’d do it again.
We don’t need God to answer all our anxious whys and what ifs. We need to see him more clearly for who he is.
In ‘No Contact,’ Mering reminds us that our hope isn’t in getting our parenting right but in the renewal of all things through the cross and resurrection.
Graham Tomlin explains how Blaise Pascal, a 17th-century disciple of Augustine, became one of the most influential cultural apologists of all time.
Graham Tomlin joins Collin Hansen to discuss the life and impact of 17th-century apologist Blaise Pascal.
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In ‘Till We Have Faces,’ C. S. Lewis shows that we must admit our sin before we can truly encounter God.
AI tools can potentially take us many places. But we need to ask and answer which places we should rightly go.
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Intentionally returning to the global evangelical family will cause American Christians to embody a renewed passion for the good news to unify God’s people, while sanctifying each of us with the unique joys and pressures in our corner of the globe.
Collin Hansen explains the vision that guided AI pioneers and the pastoral pressures that drive AI adoption, including for composing sermons.
In ‘No Contact,’ Mering reminds us that our hope isn’t in getting our parenting right but in the renewal of all things through the cross and resurrection.
