Brianna Lambert 5/31/21 Brianna Lambert 5/31/21

Longing for Permanence

In a world that feels disposable, how will our pain be remembered?

Cary Schmidt 5/28/21 Cary Schmidt 5/28/21

A Simple Gospel Road-Map for Discipleship

In the excerpt from the recently released Stop Trying, author Cary Schmidt reminds us that a gospel identity doesn’t look outward or inward, but rather upward.

Bob Allen 5/26/21 Bob Allen 5/26/21

Countering Spiritual Busyness

Much of the Christian life runs counter to the “American Dream” of achievement. Rather than striving, God calls the Christian to rest.

Zak Tharp 5/24/21 Zak Tharp 5/24/21

How WandaVision Reminds of Christ’s Humanity

Wanda wept. We weep. And so did Jesus.

Tony Merida 5/21/21 Tony Merida 5/21/21

The Origin and Future of Conflict

In this excerpt from the recently released Christ-Centered Conflict Resolution, Tony Merida reminds us that we have wars among us because of the wars within us.

David Simon 5/19/21 David Simon 5/19/21

Amazing Grace for a Prodigal Pastor’s Kid

I grew up in communist Romania as the son of a pastor. I ran away from Christ. And Christ ran after me.

Myra Dempsey 5/17/21 Myra Dempsey 5/17/21

Gospel Engagement with Professing Christians

It’s tricky sharing the good news with those who think they already know it.

Michael J. Kruger 5/14/21 Michael J. Kruger 5/14/21

Dear Christian College Student at a Secular University…

Writing in the form of a letter to his college-age daughter, Michael Kruger’s Surviving Religion 101 takes a topical approach to examining some of the toughest questions Christian students encounter at secular universities.

Wesley Lassiter 5/12/21 Wesley Lassiter 5/12/21

Tilling and Toiling for the Harvest

Life as a believer is a call to laborious work over lost souls. God’s plan of redemption involves his people tilling the land, toiling for growth, and rejoicing over the harvest.