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Good Friday Reflection: Ezra-Nehemiah

Exile had always been “a death to make way for a rebirth.”

Nathan Baker

Maundy Thursday Reflection: Daniel

It wouldn’t be the last time the stone rolled away revealing how God’s kingdom works.

Nathan Baker

This Easter, Bring Your Brain with You

This Easter, reject the calls to divorce your brain from your faith.

Nathaniel D. Williams

Lent Reflections: Jeremiah

In Jeremiah we see a looming threat and a future hope.

Nathan Baker

Lent Reflections: Zephaniah

Zephaniah confronted his people — and us — with the reality of the Day of the Lord. Are you ready?

Nathan Baker

A Crisis of Trust (and What Christians Can Do About It)

Trust is eroding everywhere we turn. What can we do about this vicious cycle of distrust and polarization?

Jordan Steffaniak

Lent Reflections: Micah

Micah cried out against the false teaching of overconfidence and self-indulgence of Judah’s talking heads: the false prophets. He also points ahead to a good shepherd.

Nathan Baker

The Sexual Revolution Is Coming for our Kids. How Should Christian Parents Respond?

At their earliest ages, children will be led to believe that what is wrong is actually admirable. How should Christian parents respond?

Nathaniel D. Williams

“Isn’t It Ironic?” Thoughts on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation Hearings

What do we make of Judge Jackson’s judicial philosophy, record of judicial policymaking, and apparent complicity with progressives?

Jessica Prol Smith

Lent Reflections: Hosea

Hosea models the gut-wrenching risk of love, especially the grief of God trying to love the people He created.

Nathan Baker

When the Bible Speaks, God Speaks

Our words about God’s Word matter. We must remember: When the Bible speaks, God speaks.

Jeff Mingee

Lent Reflections: Amos

Amos condemns not just the leaders, but the citizens of the Northern Kingdom. What might he have to say to us?

Nathan Baker