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Resist the Voyeuristic Spirit of the Age (opens in a new tab)
Modern media cashes in on our fleshly appetites for sordid spectacle. But the spiritual reasons to resist voyeuristic media are clear.
Why the Seated Jesus Is Good News for Parents (opens in a new tab)
Jesus’s heavenly dominion is the best news for my parenting, and for my children too.
On the Sabbath, We Act like God (opens in a new tab)
Sabbath isn’t an escape route or a coping mechanism. It’s a way we become like God and see time the way he does.
The Impact of Influencers on the Church (opens in a new tab)
Sometimes the most influential people in your church aren’t actually in your church.
Overcome Obstacles to Discipling Relationships (opens in a new tab)
We prayed for mature Christians to guide us, and we asked several to disciple us. One after another, we were turned down.
Is the Trinity in the Old Testament? (opens in a new tab)
The idea of the Trinity in the Old Testament is clear because the two Testaments rely on each other to make the claim.
Heaven: Do We Know Enough to Want to Go? (with Randy Alcorn) (opens in a new tab)
Melissa and Courtney talk with Randy Alcorn about common misconceptions about heaven, and all we have to look forward to in the life to come.
AI Makes Sermon Prep Effortless. That’s the Problem. (opens in a new tab)
When you’re considering whether to use AI in your sermon preparation, first ask, ‘What am I forfeiting by using AI to do this?’
‘Loser Theology’ Aims Too Low (opens in a new tab)
I worry that the ambition of ‘High-Agency Christianity’ aligns more with the ideals of this world than with the countercultural values of the kingdom of God.
Skipping Secularism: 2 Clues from the End of the World (opens in a new tab)
In this land, the light of gospel radiates more brightly than anywhere else in the Nordic region.
To Learn to Live on Earth, Think About Heaven (opens in a new tab)
‘Finally Home’ is written from the heart of a pastor who loves his people and wants to help them connect what they’re going through to where they’re going.
How Substitutionary Atonement Helps in an Abuse Crisis (opens in a new tab)
Every sin—every act of abuse—will face the fullness of God’s wrath, whether in the person of Jesus or when the unbelieving sinner is judged.
Pastoring Difficult Sheep (opens in a new tab)
Matt Smethurst and Ligon Duncan discuss how pastors can shepherd difficult or draining church members with wisdom, patience, healthy boundaries, and the humility to remember that every shepherd is first a sheep.
Allen Levi’s Golden Friends and the Real-Life Theo (opens in a new tab)
When Allen Levi finished writing ‘Theo of Golden,’ he put it in a drawer. It would’ve stayed there if not for a group of his closest friends.
Prediction Markets: Gambling by Another Name (opens in a new tab)
We may be tempted to treat prediction markets as a form of harmless fun, but it’s helpful to remember that ‘all money ain’t good money.’
Allen Levi’s Golden Friends and the Real-Life Theo (opens in a new tab)
Meet the friendship group who are the reason surprise bestseller ‘Theo of Golden’ moved out of a drawer and into the world.
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