ARTICLES
Set Free from Self-Condemnation
How can we live well today when we can’t shake the past? Lydia Brownback explains how we can be set free from self-condemnation.
Learning from Paul’s Spiritual Shoutouts
The most glossed-over sections of Paul’s epistles are the endings. But if we listen carefully, they contain rich ministry principles.
Networking for Pastors Who Hate Networking
Many pastors hate networking. But there's a good and godly kind of networking that doesn't feel so greasy.
Unearth the Treasure in Your Trial
Sometimes all we can see is devastating loss when, in reality, God is clearing the path for you to find invaluable treasures.
How to Forge a Faithful Friendship
Friendships don’t just spring from nothing. Friendships require forging. Good friendships require constancy, candor, counsel, and carefulness.
There's No Such Thing as a Little Bit of Grace
God’s grace sees you as fallen, broken, messy, and in need of a love that accepts you where you are.
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.