In this excerpt, bestselling author, national speaker, and ministry leader Elyse M. Fitzpatrick reminds readers, “Everything that needed to be done to deserve God’s blessing has already been done” in Christ.

People all around us—even those looking back at us in the mirror—are searching for an identity. In this excerpt from Chris Morphew’s book Worth It, he shows Christians that our most foundational identity is in the very love of God.

Ministry is a team effort, and we are all involved. We need to minister to each other. That is what it means to be part of the body of Christ.

Before we were created, we were chosen. We were beloved before the beginning.

Jubilee 2025 promises that its hope will not disappoint, but the practices and meaning that undergird the offer of Jubilee convey something else entirely. Italian pastor and scholar Leonardo De Chirico has written a short, free ebook about the Jubilee concepts found in Scripture and how the Roman Catholic Church practices them today.

It is important that we do not conduct a relationship with Jesus as an idea rather than as an actual person.

When you choose to honor and respect him as the Lord Almighty, his lovingkindness and forgiveness are always waiting for you.

Living a thankful life is far easier when the soil of your soul is cultivated by trust in your Father.

Gospel-Centered Discipleship is excited to announce the launch of our latest book: Broken but Beautiful: Reflections on the Blessings of the Local Church edited by Benjamin Vrbicek.

When the lights turn off, and the floor drops out from under you, and you experience God’s absence, not his presence, what do you do then?

In this excerpt from Jared Kennedy’s new young adult book, The Story of Martin Luther, Kennedy traces what Luther’s pivotal theology that sparked the Protestant Reformation.

God created you to be happy, commands that you be happy, and stands ready to fill you with deep, abiding happiness. Yet happiness is not an automatic reality, even for believers. God’s path to happiness requires that we walk it out.