Looking in the face of our Savior transforms us from fractured mirrors to whole, clean reflections. 

Building spiritual disciplines is not something that happens naturally, especially in low-structure seasons. It’s something we have to choose every day.

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry, God is always doing more than we can perceive from the outside.

In this excerpt of Christ and His Bride, author Julia B. Higgins lays an introduction for how both man and woman were created to tell us somthing about Jesus.

God has not asked me to trust him because I understand what he is up to; he's asked me to trust him because he's trustworthy and good.

Have you poured your heart, identity, and affections into something that can be threatened by the moths, by the rust of the earth, by thieves who break in and steal? 

A verse you've read fifty times can suddenly knock the wind out of you on the fifty-first, not because the words changed, but because you did.

We need someone to seek us out, to notice us, to care. We have this in God. And He has designed us to experience something similar from our fellow image bearers.

Gospel-Centered Discipleship is excited to announce the launch of our latest book: Pause to Reset: a Forty-Day Journey from Chaos to Calm by Rusty McKie.

As discouraged as you may be, the fact that you are still fighting is a sign that the Spirit of God is working in you. Keep picking the weeds and trust that the fruit will follow.

When we long to have God’s viewpoint of the world, or to usurp his place of authority in the lives of others—as givers of knowledge that we either can’t or shouldn’t possess—we risk dragging our fellow humans into hellish conditions.

The good news is that there is one true and unending fairytale —with a hero who came along and changed the narrative of history for all who believe.