We are inviting twelve writers to walk through a mentoring pathway with our GCD editorial team and several great guest mentors.

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.

Corrective discipline—which leads to a child’s self-discipline—opens the door to more freedom and accomplishment for our children.

Most people are scared to death of dying. But the Bible has a very different —and far more positive—view of death.

How do you find satisfaction in pastoral ministry when the to-do list is never done?

Michael Card explains how God's kindness is a path that leads us to repentance, that leads us to Jesus.

While the world pushes us to climb the ladder of success, God calls us to climb a different ladder.

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.

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.

My dream was crushed and I was in the throes of despair. I wanted to regain my hope in God, but I didn't know how. Then I found the psalms of lament.

We want more—bigger crowds, larger ministries, more dollars. But before we get more, we need to ask, "How will I respond to the few?"