5 Ways the Digital Age Is Transforming the Way You Think
Samuel D. James
Our work, education, relationships, and even worship are increasingly happening digitally. Our tendency is often to think of these technologies as just neutral “tools." But this is not quite right.
Why the Study of Ethics Matters for Everyday Christians
Wayne Grudem
Why should we study ethics from a biblical perspective? Why should we collect and summarize the Bible’s teaching in a systematic way?
Suffering and Hope in the Time of COVID-19
Mark Talbot
In these circumstances, we may find ourselves wondering, Where is God? How can these things be happening if God is perfectly good and all-powerful? Can’t he stop them? Doesn’t he want to?
The Core Problem with Genetic Engineering
Gene Edward Veith Jr.
Children are not commodities to be bought and sold, or products to be manufactured, or objects to be designed for someone else’s use.
5 Myths about Hospitality
Rosaria Butterfield
Hospitality is not a gift unto itself, but a means through which other spiritual gifts are displayed: mercy, serving, giving, and evangelizing.
Why It Matters What We Do with Our Bodies
Sam Allberry
We might think it doesn’t matter what we do with our bodies, but the Bible repeatedly and powerfully shows us this is not the case.
Was Violence against the Canaanites a Matter of Racial Prejudice?
Gregory Goswell,
Andreas J. Köstenberger
It is impossible to ignore what is routinely viewed as the grave moral problem of the book of Joshua, namely, the action of the Israelites in exterminating the Canaanites.
Will Your Phone Dominate Your Life in 2018?
As another new year begins, let's examine our habits, including our relationships to social media and our phones.
A Prayer for Racial Reconciliation
Mark Vroegop
Divisions of mistrust and historical bias run deep. Without God, nothing will ever change. In our pain and our weariness, we know that only Jesus can change our hearts and unite the church.
Christian, What Are You Watching?
Craig Cabaniss
For most Americans, media is the omnipresent backdrop of life. We generally give no more thought to it than we do to the air we breathe. But give thought to it we must.
How to Grieve Racial Violence through Lament
Mark Vroegop
Rather than allowing racial tension to drive a wedge between us or to frighten us into silence, lament can invite all of us on a journey toward seeking God’s grace together.
Is Christianity Misogynistic?
Rebecca McLaughlin
We may take it for granted that women are equally valuable as men. But that was not what people in Jesus’s day believed.
A Christian Doctor Answers Questions about COVID-19
Bob Cutillo, MD
Read answers to common questions related to COVID-19 from a Christian physician.
What Is Divine Inspiration (and Why Does It Matter)?
Gerald Bray
The general line of argument is that if the Bible is divinely inspired, it must also be infallible because God would not lead his people astray.
When Marriage and Motherhood Become Idols
Jen Oshman
When we moralize marriage and motherhood, we inadvertently create a hierarchy in the church with the moms on top (the more children the godlier) and the singles without children on the bottom.
7 Tips for Being More Productive
Ana Ávila
True productivity is not about results but about faithfulness. We are productive when we are walking in the good works God has prepared for us, whatever the results of those good works are.
Should I Attend My Homosexual Friend's Wedding?
Kevin DeYoung
A thoughtful answer to a question that we all—sooner or later—may need to face, and how to honor Christ with our response.
Jesus’s Love for the Marginalized of this World
Thomas R. Schreiner
We are inclined to give our attention to and serve those with influence and power, to praise those who wield influence in the world, but every person is made in God’s image and every person is significant.
How to Pray for Your Teenager’s Sexual Purity
J. Garrett Kell
Ultimately only the Lord can provide the help our teens need, which is why parents like me must pray for their teenager’s sexual purity.
Podcast: The Heart of the Abortion Debate (Scott Klusendorf)
Scott Klusendorf discusses abortion and the current state of the pro-life movement, highlighting the biggest mistakes pro-life people make and responding to common pro-choice arguments.
Is Homosexual Orientation Sinful?
Kevin DeYoung
The Bible is somewhat ambiguous about orientation as such, only because that language is relatively new language. Here's what the Bible does say clearly.
10 Things You Should Know about Teenagers
Jaquelle Crowe
Do teenagers confuse you? This article shares 10 things you should know about them.
Help! My Beliefs Are Viewed as Intolerant
Michael J. Kruger
As our world continues to speak about inclusivity, diversity, and tolerance, it can seem like Christianity is embarrassingly behind the times.
4 Ways Christians Can Navigate Cultural Confusion around Gender in the Coming Decade
Carl R. Trueman
The question of transgender identity looks set to be significant for Christians both in matters of public life and pastoral care for the foreseeable future.
When J. I. Packer Walked Out
Sam Storms
For Packer, affirming biblical authority is meant not merely to provoke a debate but to give ethical direction to life.
10 Things You Should Know about Apologetics
Apologetics is a means to an end: a means of helping people to live for Jesus.
3 Ways Men Can Love Their Wives in Real Life
Kevin DeYoung
Men, these three verbs describe freely given love: lead, sacrifice, and care. God holds you accountable for the spiritual welfare of your wife.
Are Christians Free to Enjoy the Things of Earth?
Joe Rigney
There are two dangers that we can fall into with the things of earth: idolatry and ingratitude.
The 4 Basics of Lament
Mark Vroegop
Lament boldly reaffirms the trustworthiness of God. But, first we need to learn how to do it.
How Is Love of Money a Root of Evil?
Paul David Tripp
The root system of the love of money runs deeper and wider through the soil of the human heart than we tend to think.