Articles
Let the Bible’s Sexual Ethic Point You to Christ
What a joy it is to be joined to this Holy God who knows what’s best for us.
Seminary Wives Need Each Other (More Than You May Think)
You’re not meant to be an island in ministry, so don’t be an island in seminary.
The Trouble with Watching Religious Trends
Even if we could read the trends with perfect accuracy, our calling would remain unchanged.
Daniel Treier (1972–2025): A Theological Life
Dan’s chief concern was his relationship with his Savior. An evangelical theologian to the core, he knew that the goal of life is communion with God.
Debunking 4 Justifications for Masturbation
You won’t find the word ‘masturbation’ in your Bible’s index, but you can know it’s wrong based on principles in God’s Word.
On My Shelf: Life and Books with Stephen O. Presley
Stephen O. Presley talks about what’s on his bedside table, favorite fiction, favorite rereads, and more.
Tolkien Prophesied the Smartphone
Seventy-five years ago, J. R. R. Tolkien prophesied the smartphone. He just called it by a different name: the Ring of Power.
Want a Calm and Quiet Soul? Psalm 131 Can Help.
Deep, lasting rest doesn’t depend on us or our circumstances. It depends on God.
Be Faithful at Work, Even When It’s Not Your Dream Job
The professional starting line isn’t just a means to a more desirable ‘next step’ in your career.
From Sermon to Article: Turning Oral Teaching into Written Content
As a pastor, you’re a writer, and your writing skill is worth sharpening. It’s worth investing in. Why? Because God is a writer too.
Take It from Me, Don’t Use AI to Cheat in School
Christian students are free to wield AI wisely, but our hearts must be tuned to work and fail by faith.
Sing About Exodus with the Psalmists
The psalmists wanted believing worshipers to take comfort that the God of Exodus is with them.
Why the Goal of Spiritual Formation Can’t Be Balance
If balance and emotional health are the end of our spiritual formation, then all we’re doing is looking for techniques toward self-sufficiency—the flesh rather than Christ—for our healing and wholeness.
Paul Helm (1940–2025), Philosopher of the Doctrines of Grace
Paul Helm was a Reformed philosopher and theologian best known for his defense of Calvinism, the doctrine of providence, and God’s eternity.
Meet the Gen-Z Pastor
Gen-Z pastors are a study in contrasts—they’re used to unprecedented choices but also unprecedented structure. They’re exposed to more porn but are fighting it harder. They have more knowledge but are less skilled at offline communication.
Psalm 119 Isn’t 176 Independent Statements
The psalm’s beautiful ending invites us, new-covenant Christians, to keep reading our Bibles and marvel at how God answered the psalmist’s last petition.
5 Habits for Better Prayer This Year
Are you eager to have a richer prayer life this year? These five habits or mindsets can help.
Final Reckoning: Grace That Glorifies Christ
We’ll stand there plainly justified, clothed in Christ’s grace, even as we await the formal, public announcement of what’s already true.