Articles

Podcast: What Is Critical Theory? (Bradley Green)

Dr. Bradley Green explains the history, key figures, movements, and cultural influence of critical theory and how Christians should counter this worldview.

Podcast: Fighting for Wisdom in a World Flooded with Knowledge (Matthew Harmon)

Dr. Matthew Harmon discusses how wisdom helps us grow in our relationship with God and makes us more like Christ, the embodiment of true wisdom.

Podcast: The Life and Legacy of Harriet Tubman (Shar Walker)

Shar Walker talks through Harriet Tubman's life of sacrifice, service, and bravery.

Podcast: You Can’t Do It All (And That’s Good News) (Winfree Brisley)

Winfree Brisley discusses common challenges that Christians face and what it means for our ultimate source of strength to come from the Lord.

Podcast: Are We Enjoying Life as Much as God Wants Us To? (Ray Ortlund)

Ray Ortlund encourages Christians to live a life of embodied holiness through boldly enjoying God’s creation.

Podcast: The Life and Legacy of John Bunyan (Champ Thornton)

Champ Thornton talks about the life of John Bunyan and how his creative works show the beauty and glory of God.

Podcast: The Anti-Self-Help Message for Real and Lasting Change (Tim Chester)

Tim Chester examines the way in which Christians change and how we can narrow the gap between our head and heart to accomplish real lasting change.

Podcast: Pointing Your Kids to the Gospel Through the Books They Read (Kathryn Butler and Korrie Johnson)

Katie Butler and Korrie Johnson discuss the value and challenges of children’s literature and how to sort through both good and bad themes with your kids.

A Devotional for Talking with Your Kids About How We Got the Bible

Todd R. Chipman

How does God introduce himself? God wants you to get to know him in several ways. The Bible tells us what they are.

Relief and Freedom for Struggling Parents

Adam Griffin

The remedy for so many of our struggles as parents is found in having faith that we can jump into the arms of God and be welcomed and protected.

​​Kids Need to Lament Too

Alyson Punzi

It’s helpful to describe lament as going to God because of who he is—his character—and crying out to him about what it feels like to live in a broken world.