Articles

• The 18th-Century Anglican Who Diagnosed Our Social Media Problem

  This bishop couldn’t have imagined Instagram or TikTok, but he understood the human heart.

• Should We Hold a Funeral for the ‘Third Way’?

  We shouldn’t be afraid of being labelled ‘partisan’ for holding to biblical positions. Grace and truth isn’t a third way; it is the way.

• Put Strong Teachers in Your Children’s Ministry

  God’s desire is for the entire church—adults, teens, and kids—to be discipled and released on mission. That should be our desire too.

• Aimlessness Is an Evangelistic Opportunity

  By leading people to contemplate the destination, what they truly desire, we can get them to consider the path they’re on.

• The Problem with Comer’s Cafeteria Approach to Spirituality

  Insofar as the Reformed tradition has rightly understood Scripture, ‘Practicing the Way’ represents a serious deviation from a biblical understanding of spiritual formation.

• How Birth Helps Us Understand Salvation

  Jesus gives us the metaphor of rebirth to remind us of an important truth: You need something you can’t do for yourself.

• 20 Inspiring Christian Documentaries

  Looking for something edifying to watch? Try one of these 20 well-made documentaries by or about Christians.

• The Future of Anglicanism Has Arrived: What GAFCON’s Statement Means for Evangelicals

  Global Anglicans are not leaving Anglicanism. They are leading it.

• Wait, His Name Isn’t Jesus?

  When modern translations preserve the name Jesus, I fear they’ve obscured an important dimension to Jesus’s identity.

• The Church as an Apologetic

  Apologetics isn’t just an individual task. The church has the power to persuade others of the gospel as well.

• Preserving Our Own? The Bible’s Teaching on Ethnicity, Nationality, and the Promises of Christ

  The church’s task isn’t to secure a bloodline or cultural homogeneity but to proclaim a Savior.

• Make Changes Wisely in an Established Women’s Ministry

  Do you feel tension between women holding on to how things have always been done and women wanting change?

• Why I Changed My Mind About Dressing Up for Church

  Does it matter how we dress when we enter the Lord’s house? I wonder if we’ve given this question enough thought, even among pastors and church leaders.

• What Forrest Frank Reveals About the Problem of Christian Mockery

  Forrest Frank says he receives mockery mostly from fellow Christians, not from the world. How should believers respond to in-house mockery?

• AI’s Usefulness and Its Dangers for Preachers

  The work of teaching God’s Word is primarily a spiritual discipline and only secondarily an academic one. AI can’t do it for us.

• Escape the Little Hell of Porn

  Fighting porn addiction is overwhelming. Here are three strategies we think help (but don’t) and three we tend to neglect (but really work).

• Confessions of a Former Social-Mediaholic

  I’ve been sober now for nearly six years, and I’m not turning back.

• Pagans and Paranormal-Seekers Need the Unchanging Gospel

  People want personally curated truth, and the buffet is open.