Religion
“Imagine dying without pain and suffering, peacefully, in a dignified, controlled manner, on your terms, on a date and at a time of your choosing,” reads the...
On My Shelf helps you get to know various writers through a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their lives as readers.
I asked Ian Harber—author of Walking Thro...
In this lecture, Don Carson exposits John 3, explaining how spiritual birth is a transformative power from God that brings moral and spiritual change. Carson...
When churches gather for worship, we typically follow a rhythm—or liturgy—of call and response. Whether you’re part of a free-church tradition or a more litu...
Jim Shaddix, my father in ministry and one of the most faithful followers of Jesus and preachers of God’s Word I’ve ever known or heard, went to be with the ...
Some have called our time the “late-modern” era. We’re living in the twilight of modernism: that great cultural and political movement that birthed the Indus...
When I was a senior in high school, I admitted myself into rehab.
Not the kind with fluorescent lights and group therapy but a self-prescribed rehab from my...
From the beginning, Christians have confessed that our faith is rooted in history. The events of Christianity’s founding in the life, death, resurrection, an...
Bankrupt Roman Catholic archdiocese replaced members at church-affiliated non-profit over $16m disputeThe archbishop of New Orleans’s bankrupt Roman Catholic...
When a revival broke out at the College of New Jersey (now known as Princeton University), the Lord set in motion a plan only he knew about: Betsey Stockton ...
Ask most pastors about their career aspirations, and you’ll likely hear familiar themes: lead a thriving congregation, preach life-changing sermons, cast a v...
In his 2010 book, The Shallows, Nicholas Carr prophetically claimed, “Our use of the Net will only grow, and its impact on us will only strengthen, as it bec...
This morning was like any other. I fixed oatmeal for my 4-year-old and went for a walk with our dogs. Mundane, everyday moments like these seem insignificant...
Earlier this month, The Atlantic published a cover article by Derek Thompson called “The Anti-Social Century.” His thesis: Americans are spending more time a...
One of the first things I noticed when I moved from Canada to the United States was how obvious it was that I’m not from here. I was an outsider walking in u...
In this lecture, Don Carson explores the biblical theme of the incarnation, explaining the Old Testament’s anticipation of God’s visitation which culminates ...
There’s a well-known hymn by E. E. Hewitt called “My Faith Has Found a Resting Place.” You’ve probably sung it. The familiar chorus goes like this:
I need n...
The college years have the potential to be mentally and emotionally taxing for students. Young adults often bear the pressure to perform academically at the ...
If pastors are the supply line, members are the front line. How can pastors equip their sheep to take responsibility for one another’s spiritual well-being? ...
Controversial academic and theologian best known for his 1984 television series The Sea of FaithThe Cambridge academic Don Cupitt, who has died aged 90, was ...
I have an outdated cell phone; it’s several versions old. It doesn’t have the latest hardware or capabilities, and it always needs to be recharged. My old ph...
