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The Call to Good Stewardship Extends to Your Body
Christians understand themselves to be stewards of literally every single aspect of life, and our bodies are no exception.
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Christians Going to College Have to Be Intellectually Prepared
Before college, I was very limited instruction on the Christian worldview—what we believe and why we believe it—and virtually no instruction on how to respond to non-Christian thinking.
Podcast: What the Modern Church Can (Re)Learn from Classical Theology (Carl Trueman)
Dr. Carl Trueman defines classical theology and how its impact throughout church history has helped maintain sound doctrine and rich worship in the church.
Classical Theology vs. Modern Evangelical Experientialism
Classical humanities have been eclipsed in the schoolroom, to be replaced with disciplines that have an obvious application to the workplace.
How Should We Think About Meditation and Mindfulness?
A lot of people, Christian and non-Christian, have felt how that constant distraction is actually robbing us of some real good things and some necessary things.
Why the Christian View of Aging Is Countercultural
The world’s false story of anti-aging is that aging is a disease that we fight or it is a malady that we conceal. You’re not supposed to show your age.
How Critical Theory Has Affected Modern Education
Antonio Gramsci saw the need for a revised educational model—one that assumed centralized power. His Marxist commitments emerge in his outline a newer model of education.
Podcast: How to Find Joy Even If Happiness Doesn’t Come Naturally (Andrew Wilson)
Andrew Wilson discusses what happiness is, the influence of Christian art in our understanding of happiness, and how to have happiness when it doesn’t come naturally to you.
Ecclesiastes Helps Us Find Happiness in Different Seasons of Life
There is a kind of joy that we can only know if we have been through sorrow, just as there is a kind of feasting we can only experience if we have been fasting.
The Story of the African Poet Who Called America to Christ
The question Where is God? rises in the deserts of Libya, in the brothels of India, in the back streets of Atlanta and beyond, as innocent and trapped people suffer at the hands of others.
Not All Happinesses Are Created Equal: 7 Flavors You Might Encounter
We use the word happiness in a wide variety of ways, some of which are strikingly different from (and even irreconcilable with) one another.
The Bible’s Countercultural View of Aging
In 2025 the anti-aging industry in the United States was valued at more than seventy-seven billion dollars, an eye-popping number that is predicted to almost double by 2034.
The Biggest Intellectual Struggle Christians Face at College Isn’t What You Think
The average believer on the college campus realizes that virtually every single person he knows, including the vast majority of the professors that he studies under, thinks that he’s crazy.
World history is ultimately a comedy rather than a tragedy. It ends with a feast, a wedding, and everyone living happily ever after, rather than with a disaster, a funeral, and fade to black.
What to Do When Your Feelings Don’t Line Up with God’s Word
We don’t want to stuff and ignore our feelings, but there can be a big difference between cultivating a healthy emotional life and letting our feelings begin to run our lives.
6 Lies Culture Wants You to Believe About Aging
Christians believe the true story that life is a gift from God in all of its stages. Our whole-life pro-life commitment means we believe every person at every stage of life is made in the image of God.
Podcast: Aging Wisely in an Anti-Aging World (Jen Wilkin)
Jen Wilkin considers how Christians can navigate the chiasm of life through a reforming our perspective on aging and caregiving that is set apart from our current culture.
Should Your Children Read Books with Magic?
Even when we understand that fantasy as a genre is permissible, many Christian parents struggle with the use of magic in literature, be it magical elements or those associated with witchcraft.
Podcast: Should I Become a Missionary? (Matt Bennett)
Matt Bennett discusses the importance of qualified missionaries and what the training and discerning process for them should look like.
The Upside-Down Way to Happiness
The Bible says Jesus has an upside-down kingdom, and that fact makes pursuing the kingdom counterintuitive. Jesus’s actions and words are often the opposite of what we’d imagine them to be.
Pinpointing Why So Many of Us Claim to Be “Not Very Happy”
In 2020, for the first time in American history, those who were “not very happy” exceeded those who were “very happy.” Today, Americans are measurably much less happy than ever before.
Underestimating Technology’s Foothold on the Next Generation
Generational change is real, and one of the chief drivers of it is technology. We’ve always had technology, of course, but one of the things we don’t realize is that technology is not just a neutral.
7 Tips for Building a Library for Your Children
Children who grow up in homes filled with books also tend to have better attention spans and greater academic success.
Careful Bible study helped my seven-year-old grasp God’s work in suffering and our hope in Christ. And once those truths took root, a journey through Middle-earth brought them to life.
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.
Don’t Use Your Rest as an Excuse for Laziness
We have homes, churches, ministries, or workplaces in which we’re called to use our gifts, energy, time, and attention. These areas of responsibility demand continuous diligence in order to flourish.
Understanding the Difference Between Critical Theory and Critical Race Theory
Critical race theory would be generally progressive and Marxist-leaning, whereas critical theory is explicitly Marxist and transformed, reworked Marxism.
Jesus Is Awkwardly Exclusive, Radically Inclusive, and Stubbornly Objective
According to the Bible, our greatest danger isn’t that we’ll die in some horrific accident or from a crippling disease. It’s that we’ll face the righteous judgment of the God who made the universe.
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.
Does Critical Theory Actually Matter for Me Today?
The terms or phrases “critical theory,” or “critical race theory,” or “cultural Marxism” have been fairly dominant in the blogosphere and news cycles and the various news feeds in recent years.