If they know I am experiencing comfort and peace in the middle of my cancer, their hearts pause even further, at least for a moment, to hear the story of God’s comforting love in Christ.

When our formulas fail, or when God's answer to our pleas for relief is "not right now" or "not in the way you hoped," we can be confident these are gifts that will ultimately show God’s power being perfected in our weakness.

We love like Jesus when we enter into the hard, mundane, or lowly tasks of the life of a suffering loved one.

Starting September 28, six pastors and leaders whose voices have shaped how we think about ministry will each lead a session built around one facet of pastoral life.

As the church, we remind each other of our need for grace, the countercultural act of love, and our sure hope in the gospel.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

As we walk with the Lord, learning to practice and navigate spiritual disciplines, we learn to love him because we are loved by him.