Why have so many of the so-called great writers had their lives ruined by weakness and degradation? For Christian writers, there is a better way, a better hope.

Actions that look good in light of eternity are often not made quickly.

The start of a new year can sometimes feel a bit like wandering into darkness. We need fixed and firm landmarks to guide us.

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry he explores the importance—and difficulty—of endurance.

The most-read articles on the Gospel-Centered Discipleship website in 2023 from our staff writers and guest contributors.

The lavish preparations and gift-giving at Christmas time say something beautiful about the lavish grace of God in Christ.

At Christmas we celebrate that God gave us his presence. As followers of Jesus, we should give others the same.

Through a car crash that was my fault, God taught me about his love.

The death of death began when the Lord of Life was born.

The best parts of life, like the birth of a baby, teach us to long for the fullness of Christ’s second coming. And the most brutal parts of life, like the miscarriage of a baby, teach us to long for the fullness of Christ’s second coming.

Perhaps the reasons we love Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol go deeper than we were aware.  

Each month, Benjamin Vrbicek, the GCD managing editor, offers coaching to writers. This month: “Good writing prefers the concrete over the general.”