“He uses sinful people which means he can use us.”
Russell Moore—president of the ERLC and TGC Council member—explains how the moral failings of our heroes can teach us lessons in humility and the meaning of sanctification.
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Ryan Kwon reflects on his journey in ministry and why he values character over competence.
Pastor and TGC Board member Mark Vroegop shares lessons he’s learned along the way in pastoral ministry.
Irwyn Ince and Mark Vroegop discuss the significance of recognizing and preventing pastoral abuse in the church.
Rebecca McLaughlin outlines a three-step approach for Christians grappling with doubts: pray, ask tough questions, and lean on fellow Christians.
“He uses sinful people which means he can use us.”
Russell Moore—president of the ERLC and TGC Council member—explains how the moral failings of our heroes can teach us lessons in humility and the meaning of sanctification.
Russell Moore (MDiv, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) public theologian at Christianity Today and director of Christianity Today’s Public Theology Project. He has written many books, including Onward: Engaging the Culture without Losing the Gospel (2015), The Storm-Tossed Family: How the Cross Reshapes the Home (2018), and The Courage to Stand: Facing Your Fear Without Losing Your Soul (2020). He and his wife, Maria, are the parents of five sons.
The vibes are pleasant in ‘Wicked.’ But the moral ideas—however well-intentioned—are incoherent and unhelpful.