Apostasy and Its Effects on the Church (Matt. 24:1–28)
Don Carson continues his teaching from the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24:1–28, expounding on the significant effects of apostasy on…
Read MoreComic Books Reveal How the World Misunderstands Christianity
C. S. Lewis never had the opportunity to share his thoughts on Marvel’s 1994 comic adaptation of The Screwtape Letters,…
Read MoreWhen Spiritual Disciplines Took Over My Life
Martin Luther and John Bunyan are familiar names in church history because of how they’ve encouraged the faith of Christians…
Read MoreCan a Man Feel Like He’s a Woman?
Earlier this year, Christian hip-hop artist Shai Linne released a new track titled “Farm Talk.” This modern parable uses farm…
Read MoreWhen Motherhood Feels Invisible
Many of the daily responsibilities and tasks of motherhood go unseen by the outside world. It’s common for moms to…
Read MoreHow Churches Can Support Christian Teachers in Public Schools
I sat in the pew next to one of my students, both of us dabbing tears as we listened to…
Read MoreEmbrace the World’s Miraculous Absurdity
This spring, my wife and I looked at the sky from our backyard. We marveled at ribbons of solar wind—launched…
Read MoreChristian Vocation Disrupts the Culture
“But seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to the LORD on…
Read MoreMinistry to Modern Youth: Challenges and Opportunities
Clark Fobes highlights the importance of understanding diversity and cultural context when reaching Gen Z with the gospel, noting how…
Read MorePastor, Are the Gaps in Your Faith Affecting Your Ministry?
Every pastor encounters challenges—gaps between God’s design and his own ministry reality. Our programs and discipleship efforts produce less fruit…
Read MoreHelp Kids Value Nature in a Virtual World
Our family recently returned from a week in the Appalachian Mountains—climbing wooded trails and playing in rock-strewn rivers, soaking up…
Read MoreHow Christians Can Fight the War on Lies
For the past decade, we’ve been living in what many scholars and cultural observers call the “post-truth” age. The Oxford…
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