ARTICLES
Not “Just” Bread and Wine: The Vision of Christ in Eucharist
In this book excerpt from the recently released Earth Filled with Heaven, author Aaron Damiani reminders us that Christ is even closer to us than the bread and wine in our mouth.
When Watering, Watching, and Waiting Feel Far Too Slow
In this excerpt from the recently released Analog Christian, author Jay Kim reminds readers that abiding in Christ might be a slow process. And that’s not a bad thing.
A Life Changed by Preaching
In this excerpt from the recently released Spurgeon the Pastor, author Geoffrey Chang argues that to understand the Prince of Preachers, we must recognize that Spurgeon himself was radically changed by preaching.
How Should Pastors Answer the Question, Is Christianity Good?
In this excerpt from the recently released The Unwavering Pastor, author Jonathan K. Dodson reminds us that modern objections to Christianity need pastoral apologetics, that is, flesh-and-blood leaders who carefully consider the issues with the character of Christ.
How to Use Our Digital Devices
In this excerpt from Digital Dominion, author Jeff Mingee reminds us that a Christian answer to our technology woes might not be abandonment, but dominion.
Hearing Revelation as Apocalyptic Prophecy
In this excerpt from the recently released BLESSED, author Nancy Guthrie reminds us that Revelation has its own unique way of pressing us into Christ, illumining the person and work of Christ, nourishing our love for him.
Loving Fearlessly
In this excerpt from the recently released The Stranger at Our Shore, author Joshua Sherif reminds us that Christians should neither fear terrorism nor the immigrant boy down the street who needs to know Jesus.
A World of Anxious Leaders
In this book excerpt from the recently released A Non-Anxious Presence, author Mark Sayers reminds us that in the Scriptures, the wilderness is transformed into an arena of spiritual growth.
The God Who Saves: The Order of Salvation
In the recently released 30-day devotional From Everlasting to Everlasting, author Will Dobbie reminds us of the joy and confidence a believer can have when we know where we are in God’s great plan of redemption.
True Love: Faith in the Wilderness
In this excerpt from the recently released book Faith in the Wilderness, author Victor Guo reminds readers that suffering is a test for us as Christians; it shows us whether or not we have cracks, whether or not we are counterfeit.
Nope, It Don’t Mean Vanity: Abel and the Meaning of Hebel in Ecclesiastes
In this book excerpt from the recently released Ecclesiastes and the Search for Meaning in an Upside-Down World, author Russell Meek explains why Ecclesiastes is a book about faithful obedience to God and enjoyment of his gifts.
Beautifying Eden
In this excerpt from the recently released Rembrandt Is in the Wind, author Russ Ramsey reminds us how God sees his people: We are fully exposed in our short-comings, and at the same time we are of unimaginable value to him.