ARTICLES
When Discipleship is Hard
Disciple-making can be hard and lonely. But you're not alone, and the work is eternally worthwhile.
What You Do Is Not Who You Are
It's normal to be defined by what we do or what we’re passionate about. But this is not how the Bible defines us. What we do is not who we are.
Every Church Should Be a Special Needs Church
God loved us and sent his Son to die for us, even when we were different. The church, likewise, should love special needs people.
Introducing the GCD Writers' Cohort
We are inviting twelve writers to walk through a mentoring pathway with our GCD editorial team and several great guest mentors.
What Passing the Baton Requires
Students are not just the church of tomorrow. They can be the church of today—but not without being receiving the baton of the gospel first.
The Benefits of Faithfully Correcting Our Children
Corrective discipline—which leads to a child’s self-discipline—opens the door to more freedom and accomplishment for our children.
Scared to Death of Dying
Most people are scared to death of dying. But the Bible has a very different —and far more positive—view of death.
The Incredible Inefficiency of Pastoral Ministry
How do you find satisfaction in pastoral ministry when the to-do list is never done?
Why God's Kindness Leads to Repentance
Michael Card explains how God's kindness is a path that leads us to repentance, that leads us to Jesus.
Climbing the (Wrong) Ladder
While the world pushes us to climb the ladder of success, God calls us to climb a different ladder.
Learning to Love Like Jesus
How to you love that person that just bothers you? Is there any way to love them? Yes, but we have to learn to love like Jesus.
Be Good for God's Sake
It won't do to “be good for goodness’ sake”—we must be good for Goodness’s sake—for God’s sake, whose goodness we daily enjoy.