When families walk alongside a loved one in hospice, they show him or her, as well as surrounding caregivers, the face of Christ.
Scripture doesn’t sanitize the pain of life in a fallen world, even as it points us to hope and healing.
The benefits of missionaries modeling biblical eldership in indigenous churches outweigh the potential drawbacks.
Jen Wilkin guides parents in enhancing their home lives by prioritizing biblical values, love, safety, and a strong sense of identity in Christ.
The debate over the ‘Law amendment’ pits supporters who say there’s a need to clarify the convention’s understanding of gender roles in the church against those who say it is unnecessary, is divisive, and could infringe on local church autonomy.
Collin Hansen and Claude Atcho explore the transformative power of personal encounters with Jesus, featuring the Samaritan woman in John 4.
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Collin Hansen and George Marsden discuss the enduring relevance of Jonathan Edwards’s theology for ‘anarchical evangelicalism.’
Jen Wilkin guides parents in enhancing their home lives by prioritizing biblical values, love, safety, and a strong sense of identity in Christ.
Jay Kim and Gavin Ortlund discuss the importance of environmental sustainability and stewardship from a Christian perspective.
Collin Hansen and Claude Atcho explore the transformative power of personal encounters with Jesus, featuring the Samaritan woman in John 4.
Collin Hansen, Michael Graham, and Christopher Watkin explore Tim Keller’s approach to cultural engagement and its implications for the future.
This project leverages the collective wisdom of scholars and church leaders who have devoted years of their lives to training the next generation in biblical scholarship and expositional preaching.
Collin Hansen and George Marsden discuss the enduring relevance of Jonathan Edwards’s theology for ‘anarchical evangelicalism.’
Gentile inclusion doesn’t affirm same-sex sexual relationships, but it does help us see that every human is invited into Jesus’s kingdom on the same basis.
Joshua Chatraw talks about what’s on his bedside table, favorite fiction, favorite rereads, and more.
When families walk alongside a loved one in hospice, they show him or her, as well as surrounding caregivers, the face of Christ.
Ecclesiastes calls us to recognize work as a grace in and of itself and not to strive for what it can’t give us.
How to reach Gen Z with the gospel? Their love for ‘Avatar’ provides some clues.
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