Every silence reminds us that our true hope isn’t in the quick resolution of our circumstances but in the faithful presence of Jesus.

He doesn’t tolerate you; he delights in you. So don’t just intellectually affirm him; rejoice in him.

Jesus is the one who makes true unity possible. In his death and resurrection, he created unity across racial and ethnic divides, gender divides, and political divides.

Fruitfulness in old age isn’t about staying busy, it’s about bearing witness.

Like any other resolutions, gospel-centered resolutions are about change. What makes them different, however, is that we have a model for change in Jesus, power for change in the Spirit and the people of God, and the promise of change in the resurrection.

Church planting isn’t a solo sprint. It’s a team effort that requires clarity of calling, affirmed character, and visible fruit. These nine essentials can help surface that clarity. But even more, they can give direction for your journey.

A look back at the most-read resources from GCD in 2025.

Christ’s descent to wash the disciples’ feet foreshadows his greater descent to the cross, where cleansing would be accomplished once for all.

We need to have the gospel developed in our hearts and minds and reading books is a noble means to that end.

The gospel is the good news that God loves us, not merely when we look our best, but our worst.

God didn’t only gift Zechariah with silence; he gifted him with anticipation…His words, moving from doubt to tentative hope, were given inwardly to God alone, who knew his heart better than he did.

In this excerpt from Everyday Gospel Christmas Devotional, author Paul Tripp shows readers what greatness in God’s kingdom looks like as defined by Jesus through an Advent devotion.