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Tolkien’s theology is evident throughout his most popular works of fantasy.
The gospel is not just that Jesus died for your sins. It’s that the Jesus who died for sins also rose again as the Lord and Christ of the world.
Inspiration and insight from a new collection of essays and pastoral writings from a prominent pastor now imprisoned in China.
At this very moment, you’re doing at least nine things that prove you’re more than a hunk of mindless matter.
How do we respond when the curtain of our common humanity is pulled back and we’re brought to our knees?
Jim Davis asks Collin Hansen about the most surprising things he discovered while researching and writing ‘Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation.’
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The biblical pattern for making disciples includes instruction, investment, and imitation.
Reflections on C. S. Lewis’s most mysterious relationship and the mysterious providence of God.
Ligon Duncan describes what the book of Hebrews means by ‘acceptable worship’ in the life of the Christian.
Jim Davis asks Collin Hansen about the most surprising things he discovered while researching and writing ‘Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation.’
Trevin Wax teaches on the importance of being a multi-directional leader.
Despite all the dangers and flaws, here are the reasons why I’m still on social media.
Despite all the good that can happen, here are the reasons I left social media.
Ligon Duncan describes what the book of Hebrews means by ‘acceptable worship’ in the life of the Christian.
In ‘Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical,’ Miss Honey’s song points us to God’s story of home.
It’s easy to skip over 1 Timothy 3 if you’re not a pastor or aspiring pastor. Yet these qualities are for everyone.
Tolkien’s theology is evident throughout his most popular works of fantasy.
The gospel is not just that Jesus died for your sins. It’s that the Jesus who died for sins also rose again as the Lord and Christ of the world.
The aim of preaching is the increase of love toward God and neighbor. That won’t happen if we focus on social media squabbles.
How do we respond when the curtain of our common humanity is pulled back and we’re brought to our knees?
