Why Your Child’s Misbehavior Shouldn’t Be Your Next Social Media Post
William P. Smith
There’s nothing new about parents talking about their child’s misbehavior, but there are some underlying pitfalls that you should consider, especially as the internet magnifies them.
5 Patterns of Biblical Manhood and Womanhood
Kevin DeYoung
The Bible may not give explicit instructions about men and women in the church, but it does reveal some patterns that ought to shape how we think of sexual differentiation and complementarity.
Unpacking “You Do You”
Brett McCracken
Consensus is hard, especially in an individualistic culture where “have it your way” consumerism is the air we breathe. Sometimes it’s just easier to say, “You do you, I’ll do me.”
Repentance for the Sake of Racial Reconciliation
Mark Vroegop
To what extent can I help to rid even the smallest parts of sinful prejudice and racism out of my life for the glory of God?
Seeing God’s Gracious Hand in the Hurts Others Do to Us
Mark Talbot
We need to know what Scripture says in general about God’s relationship to evil. Scripture declares that the Judge of all the earth will always do what is right.
Reclaiming Christmas Carols for Our Worship
Bob Kauflin
In the midst of confusing, chaotic, and despairing times, carols give expression to the hope, peace, and joy we’re all longing for.
Does the Bible Condone Slavery? (Philemon 1)
Alistair I. Wilson
Paul addresses a delicate matter in his epistle to the leader of a Colossian church.
Why Our Feelings ≠ Knowing God’s Will
Lydia Brownback
Feelings are not meant to be our guide. That's the role of God's Word in our lives.
How to Stop Thinking about What People Think of You
Lydia Brownback
Self-consciousness is really bondage to the question What do people think of me?
Bethlehem’s Supernatural Star
John Piper
The star is doing something that it cannot do on its own: it is guiding magi to the Son of God to worship him.
The Greatest Movement for Racial Diversity in All of History
Rebecca McLaughlin
Christianity is not declining contrary to many of our perceptions, whether we are secular or religious.
Did Anything Happen in 1776 besides That One Thing?
Andrew Wilson
Beginning in northwestern Europe, economic growth began outpacing population growth, and more people found themselves getting richer than their parents. The world has not been the same since.
6 Ways to Find (and Protect) the Time You Need to Read Books
Tony Reinke
Reading is a discipline, and all disciplines require self-discipline, and self-discipline is the one thing our sinful flesh will resist.
Do You Ever Question Your Digital Habits?
Samuel D. James
Habits such as reading Scripture, prayer, and faithful membership in a local church are integral to growing as believers. But the importance of habits goes beyond the typical spiritual checklist items.
Disguising Ungodliness as Righteous Anger
Christopher Ash,
Steve Midgley
Sometimes our imitation of God slides, ever so subtly, into replacement of God. We do that thing that we do. We take his place, and soon it is our honor that we are concerned about.
We (Do Not) Hold These Truths to Be Self-Evident
Andrew Wilson
We are inclined to see equality and human rights as universal norms. But in reality they are culturally conditioned beliefs that depend on fundamentally Christian assumptions about the world.
Unpacking “God of the Gaps”
Hans Madueme
In science and faith discussions, the God-of-the-gaps fallacy is a kind of death sentence. It means you have violated a cardinal rule. What’s going on? What exactly is this fallacy, and why is it such a bad thing?
What Does It Mean to Be Your True Self?
Carl R. Trueman
Expressive individualism, like a lot of things, captures something of the truth. Human beings do have an inner life, and that inner life is very important to who we are.
Hope for Those Who Have Made Sex an Idol
Jen Oshman
To be sure, sex is a good gift. This good gift, though, when elevated to the best gift—a necessity, a non-negotiable, something we cannot live without—causes great damage.
Nietzsche or Christ? Who Will We Follow amid Our Political Angst?
Chris Castaldo
The days of rage are back. In the face of current social and political events, resentment may not be flooding the street (at least not yet), but it is raging at the level of the heart.
Social Media Is Discipling You
Jen Oshman
We are shaped by the winds that blow around us. In the age of the omnipresent smartphone, the wind that shapes us most is online.
Unpacking “No Creed but the Bible”
Carl R. Trueman
Many Christians may well have heard the phrase ”no creed but the Bible“ at some point. Is it a faithful and useful principle for guiding how we think about Christian truth and authority?
Why Jesus Cannot Be One Truth among Many
Rebecca McLaughlin
Jesus claims rule over all of heaven and earth. He presents himself not as one possible path to God, but as God himself.
3 Core Beliefs of the Transgender Movement
Samuel D. Ferguson
The transgender revolution is sweeping. Deeper understanding of it requires us to consider three core beliefs that underly it and make it possible.
5 Questions about the Sanctity of Life
Wayne Grudem
What does the Bible really teach about abortion and the sanctity of human life?
Why We Desperately Need the Message of Revelation
Thomas R. Schreiner
In the midst of evil, in a world in which the Christian faith is under attack, we need hope and assurance that evil will not have the last word.
10 Things You Should Know about Your Smartphone
Tony Reinke
How much do you really think about your smartphone? Here are 10 things you should know.
10 Things You Should Know about Poetry
Leland Ryken
We should all learn the language of poetry. Here are ten reasons why.
5 Pieces of Advice for Discussing Gender Roles with Other Christians
Abigail Dodds
We won’t be able to say everything in one conversation, and we certainly won’t say everything perfectly.
3 Things the Pro-Life Movement Needs to Do to Stop Abortion
Scott Klusendorf
Despite the bleak picture we see all around us, the pro-life cause is not nearly so bleak when our message is clearly communicated.