ARTICLES
From Everlasting to Everlasting
Our day-to-day life has in a matter of months been completely turned upside down. How do we react to such uncertainty?
What Goldilocks Got Right
Our instinct is to expect too much. Our defense mechanism is to expect too little. What we need is the option that is just right.
Dressed to Belong
Every day, Kelly writes, we decide whether we will put on clothes of our choosing or let God clothe us.
How to Thrive Through Transition
The hard-to-believe truth is that the path to thriving faith on the other side of any transition is plain, but many won’t take it.
Messy Ministry: God’s Workroom of Grace
Leadership is messy. But that’s God's choice, says Paul David Tripp, because hardship is his workroom of grace.
Bonhoeffer's Serious Vision of Christ
Pastor Bob Stevenson explains why Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s writings helped reframe his thinking about social engagement.
What Could Make You Sell Everything You Own?
What would it take for you to let go of everything you own? Nancy Guthrie explains why that’s not a ridiculous question.
Do These Three Things When Suffering Comes
Pastor and professor Joe Rigney looks to 2 Corinthians 1 for advice on what to do when suffering shows up.
How the Pandemic Will Change Evangelism for Good
Gary Comer thinks the COVID-19 crisis could actually help the messaging of the church for years to come.
Why We Should Root Our Theology in Church History
We miss out on deep, rich, sound theology when we forsake the historical roots of our faith.
'Pastor, Why Aren't You Preaching About What's Happening?' [Part 2]
Pastor Benjamin Vrbicek offers a framework for pastors trying to decide when to address current events.
'Pastor, Why Aren't You Preaching About What's Happening?' [Part 1]
When pastors evaluate whether to mention current events, it gives way to many other questions, writes pastor Benjamin Vrbicek.