In this excerpt from Rehearse and Remember, author J.T. English helps us see how the kings of this world exert their power by putting others on crosses, but the King of heaven rules by putting Himself there.

In this excerpt, pastors Aaron Menikoff and Harshit Singh show how Spurgeon’s theology and practice of prayer promoted missions in the church.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Matt Smethurst displays the late Tim Keller’s teaching on the otherworldly transformation the gospel brings to even our most intimate relationships.

In this excerpt, author Leonardo De Chirico emphasizes the importance of the “born again” nature of a true Christian.

In a post to accompany his recent book, author Aaron Armstrong shows those who are spiritually curious the delight of doctrine.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Brad Edwards shows readers what makes church, church and calls Christians to examine their individualism and leave it outside the threshold of the sanctuary.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Seth Lewis shows readers the appropriate response to discovering the majesty of being made in God’s image is to respond to him in worship.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Jeremy Writebol challenges readers to make it their life’s ambition to share the gospel with all those around them.

In this adapted excerpt, pastor and author Josh Hayden shows readers the potential profit of “burying our preferences” for the sake of our shared mission.

In this excerpt, pastor and author Ray Ortlund extends the good news of the gospel to sinners lying at rock bottom, reminding readers that “…we will find such an astonishing hope nowhere else.”

In this excerpt, author Luke Cawley describes the cost of forgiveness as Jesus “bears the weight of reconciliation on his own shoulders so that our evasion, hostility, and all the accumulated grime of the years no longer need to come between us and God.”a

In this excerpt, pastor and author Dwayne R. Bond tells a story of how a church’s hospitality and care lead to the Lord’s work of salvation.