ARTICLES
Why Today’s Christians Should Care about C. S. Lewis’s Adulterous Affair
Our generation of Christians…are hungry for authentic examples of a true Christian sexual ethic—one that allows believers to wrestle with the realities of how to live out their calling in a fallen world.
Faith over Fear: Meeting Christ in the Middle of the Storm
The Christian life is not about mastering storms—it is about meeting Christ within them.
The Comfort of Surrender
When we’re worried, may we look out and remember the birds and the flowers, tangible reminders that though we don’t have control over tomorrow, God does.
Made for Relationship
In this excerpt of Life in Devotion, author Ana Ávila shows readers how we have not been made to live life alone but we are made for relationships.
Lessons on Faith from a List of Names
Like all biblical genealogies, Genesis 5 is more than a list of names. Let it encourage you that God is working through your life’s ordinary details in his own perfect timing.
From Deadly Poison to Life-Giving Antidote
Without a new, Spirit-filled heart, we cannot bear the fruit of the Spirit in our speech; we will only bear the thorns of the world.
Gen Alpha’s Roadblocks to a Biblical Worldview
In this excerpt of Reaching Generation Alpha, authors Shane Pruitt and Shelly Melia show how disciple makers can help the upcoming generations build a biblical worldview despite the challenges.
The Comfort of God’s Individual Care
After God has done everything necessary to save his people, build his family, and nourish his body, God’s grace still overflows in care for individual believers. God is not too tired from the work of redemption to care for you in particular, personal ways.
The Quiet Theology of “All Creatures Great and Small”
In Jesus Christ we see the One who notices the overlooked, welcomes strangers to his table, carries our grief, and lays down his life to bring us into the family of God. Through his death and resurrection, he is not only showing us a beautiful way to live—he is making that life possible.
Running and the Pastorate
His providential guidance is as much in the mundane and ordinary as it is in the spectacular.
Rushing Wind, Tongues of Fire
In this moment, the Holy Spirit did what mere words could not—He applied the gospel’s message like a balm to the souls of the gospel’s hearers.
Created to Play
In this excerpt of Created to Play, author Brianna Lambert shows readers that God created us to delight in play in a way that directs us to his worth.