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Gospel-Centered Resolutions
Like any other resolutions, gospel-centered resolutions are about change. What makes them different, however, is that we have a model for change in Jesus, power for change in the Spirit and the people of God, and the promise of change in the resurrection.
GCD 2025: Books, Articles, Cohorts, and More: A Year in Review
A look back at the most-read resources from GCD in 2025.
Jesus Is Unashamed to Take Awkward Family Christmas Photos
The gospel is the good news that God loves us, not merely when we look our best, but our worst.
The Shockingly Supernatural Ending of 1 Corinthians
I might have expected Paul to hate those he knew so well. But the love of Christ creates wonderful and surprising endings.
Gunpowder on My Clothes (#29)
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.
Hyperfocus on God and His Word
The Word of God is our treasure. It’s sweet like honey. Just as we feast on food, we also need to feast on Scripture.
Can We Grieve Our Belongings?
In his special grace towards his children, the Lord goes even further. He not only allows objects to hold memories, but he also specifically builds our faith through them.
God Is Everywhere, Why Go To Church?
As we meet each week, we show this broken world a picture of the coming kingdom where God's people will be gathered around the throne as one praising his name.
Praying in the Spirit: Assurance, Words, and Comfort for the Hardships of Life
We’ve all experienced small-scale deaths, disappointments, and disorientation. Yet, no matter what comes, we can ask God to grow us in this privilege of praying in the Holy Spirit.
Relying on the Spirit When Meeting With the Grieving
We must ask God to give us a heart that is willing to kneel down and weep with those who are weeping.
Three Gifts We Are Guaranteed in Prayer
Our time in prayer gives us the incredible gift of humbly gazing on God’s power, victory, and glory already present in each of our days.
A Shorey Shiva and Christian Hope
Without denying the horror and grief of death, we grieve in hope. And we do so because our grief is informed by the empty tomb.