Religion
More than once, I’ve sat under preaching that claimed to be expositional but was only a weak impersonation.
Expository preaching makes the point of the text...
Local church histories seldom find a wide readership. This is likely to be different with Caleb Morell’s A Light on the Hill: The Surprising Story of How a L...
On February 18, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order titled “Expanding Access to In Vitro Fertilization.” Americans expected this action; Trump pr...
If you’ve studied the principles of Bible interpretation, you know “allegory” is a bad word. Allegory is a way of reading a text that takes the details and m...
Melissa Kruger and Courtney Doctor talk with Jen Wilkin about how to embrace a more biblical view on bodies, aging, beauty, and youth. They discuss why we sh...
The text messages and emails began arriving in clusters last month, all with a similar message: “Please pray for me; I’ve been laid off.”
I pastor a church ...
On December 19, 2024, Jimmy “MrBeast” Donaldson released the first two episodes of his megahit Beast Games. It has since become Prime Video’s most-watched un...
Marriage is a sacred bond, and Ramadan is a sacred month. When the two come together, they create a beautiful opportunity for newlyweds to build a strong fou...
On a Wednesday night on Howard University’s campus, I stood in front of 20 to 30 college students, going through a series on the basics of Christian ethics. ...
As a women’s ministry director, I’ve heard lots of opinions on how to promote, facilitate, and maintain ministry to women in the church. Someone is always lo...
In church, we’re constantly encouraged to pray more. For young preachers especially, no matter the sermon text, the same applications constantly reappear: Go...
I had high hopes last year walking my family through one of my favorite places, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. In no way would I qualify as...
“Children are such a gift, aren’t they!”
“They’re just so precious.”
“It will go by so fast.”
If you’re a parent of young kids, you’ve no doubt heard thes...
We’re now 25 years into this century. Over this period, thousands of movies have come and gone—most of them forgotten. But some have lingered. Some are worth...
The second half of Acts is a whirlwind journey. Paul travels some 10,000 miles as he witnesses in Turkey, Syria, Greece, and Israel. He preaches in various c...
Religious data is one of the most fascinating things in the world. It brings the left side of the brain (show me the numbers) together with the right side (t...
When the Russian army first came over Ukraine’s eastern border in 2022, about 3.5 million people fled west to Poland. Many came through Kraków, where Aleksan...
In mid-February, 4,000 people gathered in East London with a shared concern: to resuscitate Western civilization.
A kind of uncertain electricity swirled in...
Although the dust has settled since I attended the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) conference in London in the middle of February, I’m still disco...
Melissa Kruger and Courtney Doctor talk about the mysterious tension between the doctrine of God’s sovereignty and human responsibility. They discuss what im...
Our church’s pastors are currently preaching through all 150 psalms, and we’ve surpassed 100 sermons. Some godly preachers have expressed concern that preach...
