Religion
Few New Testament passages are as controversial as the warnings against apostasy in the book of Hebrews (2:1–4; 3:7–4:13; 6:4–12; 10:26–39; 12:15–25). These ...
Join Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger for their annual discussion as they look back on the top theology stories of 2024. They also share their favorite books...
Founder of the haulage business that carried his name and grew into a multimillion-pound concernHis was the name that adorned a thousand lorries, so familiar...
Santa sceptics | Economic joke | The Piers participle | Humorous history | Newt memoriesIt seems Rev Dr Paul Chamberlain thought year 6 children were old eno...
In spring 2021, Capitol Hill Baptist Church (CHBC) in Washington, DC, had nine pastoral interns. Eight were 40 years old and under. Seven were coming out of—...
One of the secrets to writing and editing well is reading a lot. It’s an important part of our jobs as we publish books and evaluate others for the annual bo...
In this lecture, Don Carson introduces a new series, “The God Who Is There.” He explores the creation account in Genesis, highlighting key attributes of God ...
When kids are young, we work hard to train their consciences, to teach them God’s commands and how to choose between right and wrong. But as kids get older, ...
Christian music had a banner year in 2024. It’s one of music’s fastest-growing genres, with surprising gains especially among younger listeners. I pondered p...
You can’t be a good editor unless you enjoy being wrong.
Wait, aren’t editors the people who go around explaining why everyone else is wrong? Aren’t they th...
Just over a decade ago, my daughter had a school assignment to write a letter to a living author she admired. She was stumped. She loved reading but had an i...
It’s an enduring dilemma, this becoming-a-parent thing. It’s never a good time to embark on parenthoodMaking sense of it is a column about spirituality and h...
During their debates in the 1850s, Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas took one to three hours each to give a speech. They’d then take equally long to res...
Like fish in water, we’re immersed in culture in ways we don’t realize. Christians talk about culture as something “out there” in the world that influences h...
One of my mentors gave me wise advice as I first stepped into my senior pastor role: Lead with humble confidence. Although oxymoronic, the phrase intuitively...
When I think of recent feuds, musicians like Drake and Kendrick Lamar or athletes like Kobe and Shaq come to mind. I’m surprised by how hot the emotions get ...
In this episode of TGC Podcast, Kendra Dahl, Andrew Wilson, and Glen Scrivener explore the incarnation’s richness and the unique opportunities for evangelism...
There’s a vault under a mountain above the Arctic Circle. It’s intentionally remote and cold, to prevent its contents from being damaged by war or disaster, ...
College life is finally over. You and your partner have started attending a new church. You love it there. The preacher opens the Bible every week. He walks ...
Tim Keller encouraged young ministers to to give their congregations the opportunity to ask questions publicly. I implemented that practice early on in my mi...
I was raised in a family that loved Christmas. Every December after school ended, my mom took me and my little brother to a small town in west Tennessee to s...
