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Resurrection Power Amidst Digital Death
Throughout these essays on digital media, three predicaments show up repeatedly: false digital discipleship, disembodied community, and the decay of contemplation.
Pulling the Thread
In an age of internet fame, endless scrolling, and YouTube Shorts, we do not need more self-promoting pastors. We need godly, warm, and faithful shepherds.
How Should Christians Think about the Law of Moses?
Jesus fulfilled the law, and at the same time, he ushered in something completely new in the New Covenant.
To What Shall We Compare God’s Love?
We should be careful about elevating certain analogies of God’s love over others.
A Book for Church Members on the Fringes . . . and the Ones Who Pursue Them
Not only are you there for the good of your local church, but your local church has been given for your good—and ultimately for God’s glory.
Where God’s Glory Is Displayed
The church is a place where God intends for his glory to be made visible, and though in itself the church is weak, God has everything at his disposal to make his name great among us.
The Preacher as Pastor and Mentor
Simeon understood that part of the pastor’s job is to replicate himself.
A Resource to Point You to God’s Global Purposes: Missionary: Obeying the Great Commission
This docuseries tells the story of Christians who followed Christ’s call to “go” as it takes viewers through history and around the world to learn about some of the church’s most noteworthy missionaries.
How Can Exodus 15 Help God’s People Sing Today?
Sean DeMars’s Redemption Song fills a gap for pastors and song leaders by providing a brief exposition of Exodus 15, in which he finds “a description of and prescription for corporate worship that has much to say to the modern church”
Should Christians Feel Guilty for Being Patriotic?
Christians can give thanks for their country despite its faults, even as they give their highest allegiance to Christ and his kingdom.
Is Elder Plurality Necessary?
Plurality, when rightly exercised, curbs the innate tendencies to control, to make ministry about self, and to use the church instead of serving it.
Marriage: What God Joins Together Is Good for the World
In the name of justice and human flourishing, let us seek to rebuild the norms, structures, and practices of enduring, healthy marriages and families.
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