theology
When the Bible Speaks, God Speaks
Our words about God’s Word matter. We must remember: When the Bible speaks, God speaks.
Faith and Culture
Lent
Lent Reflections: Amos
Amos condemns not just the leaders, but the citizens of the Northern Kingdom. What might he have to say to us?
gender
Roundtable: Julia Higgins and Christy Thornton on Complementarianism
What is complementarianism? Drs. Julia Higgins and Christy Thornton join us to discuss this doctrine, clarify key misunderstandings, and explore how it affects local churches.
theology
Steve McKinion, Christy Thornton, and Ken Keathley on “Thinking Theologically”
Dougald McLaurin of the Library at Southeastern Seminary talks to Drs. Steve McKinion, Christy Thornton, and Ken Keathley about theological method.
Lent
Lent Reflections: Jonah
The story of Jonah is the story of God caring about other nations and opposing the pride of Israel — all through the same mopey, reluctant prophet.
suffering
Steve McKinion: Suffering and Childhood Cancer
Dr. Steve McKinion joins us to talk about suffering — specifically, the suffering that comes through childhood cancer.
culture
5 Christian Women Who Have Shaped Culture
What could a barbarian woman, a runaway nun, a slave, a handicapped woman and the women in your life have in common?
Lent
Lent Reflections: Moses
Instead of a song of celebration, Moses goes off to die after singing a song of doom over Israel.
theological anthropology
Carmen Imes: Remembering Who God Says We Are
What does it mean to be human? Dr. Carmen Imes of Biola University talks to us about what the Old Testament has to say.
Lent
Lent Reflections: The Marriage
In a series of articles during Lent, we'll focus on God's words to his people through the prophets. First, we begin with this Ash Wednesday reflection.
culture
What Culture Is and How to Destroy It
Culture is difficult to define, but easy to destroy.
social media
Felicia Wu Song: What Are Our Devices Doing to Us?
How can we create pathways of meaninful resistance to our technologies? Felicia Wu Song joins us to discuss her new book 'Restless Devices.'
diversity
Ibram X. Kendi on Race Relations in America: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Ibram X. Kendi’s works are widely read, celebrated, and no doubt quite influential. But are they helpful or grounded in reality?
counseling
The Power of a Name: God’s Faithfulness in Mental Health
Naming opens the door to freedom and sheds light on truth that can feel uncomfortable, exposing, and painful.
gender
Jordan Steffaniak: Making Sense of Sex and Gender
Jordan Steffaniak of The London Lyceum has a candid conversation with Benjamin Quinn about gender, sex, and what the Bible teaches about these topics.
abortion
Explainer: Why Every Human Life Has Inherent, Eternal Value
We believe all human life has inherent and eternal value. But what does that really mean, and how does it affect our daily lives?
social media
The Selfishness of Social Media
Here are some ways that social media feeds your selfishness — and what you can do about it.
diversity
Misreading Martin Luther King, Jr.
Many evangelicals misread Martin Luther King’s work (or never read it at all). So how should we read King?
pro-life
Roundtable: David W. Jones and Ben Holloway on the Value of Life
David W. Jones and Ben Holloway discuss Peter Singer, “pet parents,” end-of-life decisions, and the eternal and inherent value of human life. Yep, it’s a doozy.
When to Keep Silent
There are times when it is best not to speak.
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