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Strength for Today, No Matter What Today Looks Like

Bethany McIlrath | July 23, 2020

Philippians 4:13 is the sort of verse you can easily find on coffee mugs, runners’ shirts, jewelry and other memorabilia.... continue reading

J.I. Packer: A Legacy of Great Books

Tim Thornborough | July 21, 2020

I was converted the same year that Knowing God was published. ... continue reading

Meditations From a Hospital Bed

Courtney Reissig | July 16, 2020

When I was 33 weeks pregnant with my fourth child, my placenta partially abrupted.... continue reading

Why I Can’t Wait to Get Back to Church

Sam Allberry | July 13, 2020

I can’t wait to get back to church. To be there, in real time, physically present.... continue reading

Men: Here’s How You Can Talk Helpfully About Abortion (And Help Practically)

Dr Lizzie Ling | July 9, 2020

“I am a man who is frustrated that, so often, abortion is seen as a woman’s issue. How can my voice be heard?”... continue reading

In Support of Sitting on the Fence About Miracles

Tim Chester | July 7, 2020

Do you believe that miracles occur today?... continue reading

Two Stories of Gospel Hope Amidst the Pain of Complicated Pregnancies

Dr Lizzie Ling | June 30, 2020

The following anecdotes are true stories but the names have been changed.... continue reading

LET US PRAY: Prayers From Women of Color - Gabrielle Samuel

Gabrielle Samuel | June 25, 2020

We’ve invited women of color to help all of us lift our eyes to the Lord of all and speak to him as our Father about the times we’re walking through.... continue reading

Watch a Movie, Then Start a Gospel Conversation

Catherine Parks | June 25, 2020

The visual arts give us a means of expressing our deepest feelings, fears, and joys, even if we don’t realize to whom we are expressing them. ... continue reading

LET US PRAY: Prayers From Women of Color - Kristie Anyabwile

Kristie Anyabwile | June 22, 2020

We’ve invited women of color to help all of us lift our eyes to the Lord of all and speak to him as our Father about the times we’re walking through.... continue reading

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