Kenny and Claire Hilliard: Worship for the Weary
Kenny and Claire Hilliard always loved music. But when suffering sidetracked their ministry path, music became more than a hobby. It became a calling.
Kenny and Claire Hilliard: Worship for the Weary
Kenny and Claire Hilliard always loved music. But when suffering sidetracked their ministry path, music became more than a hobby. It became a calling.
Psalm 27 as the Solution in the Struggle Over Self-Image
Like David, we can find comfort, satisfaction, and confidence in the God of our salvation as we behold him.
A Recap of the ‘Exploring Personhood: Challenges to Humanity’ Conference
2024 marks the final year of the Center for Faith and Culture’s three-year investigation into theological anthropology. This […]
2 Pitfalls I’m Avoiding in Teaching My Son the Bible
To convey the richness of Scripture to children, we must go beyond pithy morals and ask thought-provoking questions.
May Christians Engage in Natural Theology? Karl Barth Contra Mundum
While the majority tradition will likely prevail, Karl Barth’s minority report needs to be heard, and his warning against the misuse of general revelation must be heeded.
George Yancey: Moving Beyond Color Blindness and Antiracism
How can Christians address the racial divide? George Yancey thinks there's a more productive path forward.
What Makes Baptists Unique (And Why it Matters Now)
But in any case, the decision to exclude these churches raises an important question for the future: How much theological agreement does the Convention want to require?
He Gets Us? Don’t Minimize the Actions of Jesus
Both his words and actions have tremendous value, and they only make complete sense in light of each other.
Headlines: The March for Life
We need to continue to do what we've done: praying, pursuing partnerships with local pregnancy centers, and working to reach women through our local churches.
Matt Capps: “We’ve Lost Our Sense of Awe and Wonder”
Matt Capps thinks we need to recover an appreciation of art, aesthetics, and beauty.
Should Christians Be “Welcoming and Affirming”?
Jesus Christ was welcoming, but there is no evidence of him affirming an unbiblical lifestyle.
“I Can Do All Things”: Don’t Miss the Point
Paul understood that any hardship, whether prison or death, is bearable through Christ.
Paul Louis Metzger: People Are More Than Commodities
People are more than commodities. And this isn't just theoretical for Paul Louis Metzger; it's personal.
Headlines: Winning Like a Loser (and Losing Like a Winner)
But, when we maintain a Christian perspective, sports train us to dedicate our lives towards a certain goal.
Stephen Eccher: Singing ‘Amazing Grace’ in Newton’s Church (and Seeing History Come Alive)
History comes alive in Oxford, says Dr. Stephen Eccher. Plus, Jessica Prol Smith talks the March for Life.
Answering Jesus Mythicism
If Christians can begin to improve their familiarity with the history of the Gospels and arguments for their reliability, then responding to objections like those pushed by Jesus mythicists will become quite natural.
The Boy and the Heron and a Life Worth Living
The Boy and the Heron is the latest release from the acclaimed Studio Ghibli and possibly the final […]
Sandra Peoples: Disability Ministry & the Local Church
Sandra Peoples talks to us about disability, the dignity of all people, and how local churches can serve families with disabilities.
The Superiority of the Christian Story
The Christian story is not only true but also is deeply meaningful and hopeful.
Gavin Ortlund: “We were designed to be spent for a cause.”
Much has changed in the past 10 years. So Christians today need courage, kindness, and the ability to highlight the beauty of the gospel.
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