ARTICLES
Gospel Mission: A Spoken-Word Poem for Good Friday
The old has passed away, Beloved. Behold, the new has come.
The Kingdom of God Conquers Racism
As Christians, we don’t have the option of showing partiality toward people with the same skin tone, ethnicity, political affiliation, or economic status as us.
Two Competing Visions for The Pastor
In this excerpt from the recently released A Burning in My Bones, a biography on Eugene Peterson, we see the way Peterson hung between two competing visions of what it meant to be a pastor.
Living in Light of God’s Kingdom
Jesus could return any day. His kingdom can come any moment. Here are a few ways we can do to live in light of his long-awaited kingdom.
Four Truths to Embrace as Religious Liberties Erode
In the coming months and years, Christians in the United States will be forced to make a choice.
The Twin Marks of Joyful Plurality
In this excerpt from the recently released The Plurality Principle, Dave Harvey reminds us greater unity among elders leads to more joy in the work.
What I Learned from Having COVID-19
That control is an idol, I’m a sinner, and Jesus is King.
Character Matters More than Talent
Talent can be a blessing from the Lord, but if not met with character it can be the very downfall of a person and, unfortunately, a church.
Yoked to Jesus
In this excerpt from the recently released book Big Themes of the Bible, we’re reminded of the goodness of being yoked to Jesus.
How Writing Cultivates Intimacy with God
In this excerpt from the recent book Blogging for God’s Glory in a Clickbait World, John Beeson shows us how writing can cultivate intimacy with God.