What should you do when someone you have been discipling is not bearing fruit? What do you do when they walk away? Does that make you a failure?

We pray for more, because we think more, bigger, and louder will bring us closer to where God wants us to be. But what if “more” actually hinders our ability to draw near to him?

Many of us spend our twenties looking for rest, but Jesus is inviting you to spend your twenties living from rest. That’s the good news, the gospel.

Wesley Hill’s foreword to our latest book release, A Restless Age: How Augustine Helps You Make Sense of Your Twenties by Austin Gohn.

We’re proud to release our latest book, A Restless Age, by Austin Gohn. Read more about the new book here and some of its endorsements.

As parents, how are we to help our children navigate this sinful world and its complexities? Sean Nolan shows how we can locate ourselves (and our children) in the right place in redemptive history.

Executive Director Jeremy Writebol reviews the ESV Gospel Transformation Study Bible. (Plus, we’re giving away three copies!)

Scott Slayton lays out two reasons you need to give time and attention to you children, along with four tips to help you make the time.

The Holy Spirit divides and unites, cuts and heals. It’s rarely pleasant and often leads to doubt. But the Spirit never makes an incision without knowing what He’s doing.

James Montgomery Boice explains the apparent paradox at the heart of the Christian life: We must become Christ’s slave before we can be truly free.

Pastoring requires building trust, regardless of age. Though there are not many easy answers, there are things we can do as young pastors to disciple older members well.

How many friends do we have with whom we’ve failed to share the gospel? How many times have we put it off? How many opportunities have we justified away?