There is real defeat here. There’s an aggressive enemy and, at least for now, he has won. He has “crushed… life to ground.” ...

“Many pastors begin their ministry in churches that need reform. Unfortunately, many can also tell the tale of having proceeded with change without understanding where the church has been and how it ...

“the evangelical church is wrong to shun work, to look skeptically on it, and to view such vocational endeavors as a mere “means to an end.” Christians who hold fast to a creational theology see work ...

It is a bit of a stretch to call John Boys (1571-1625) a Puritan. He was an Anglican cleric who was Dean of Canterbury ...

“On the eve of the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, New Yorkers and people from around the world converged in a spectacle of hope and grief at the National September 11 ...

In making this contrast between the seen and the unseen, Paul uses the most logical metaphor, that of light; in his ministry ...

I would call the modest growth in the past couple of years not so much ‘good news,’ but a reprieve from unrelenting bad news…. The growth depends almost completely on a few outliers. Among these outli ...

“This week’s Ministries Making a Difference looks at four Christian ministries helping business leaders and employees integrate faith and work through discipleship, biblical leadership, mentoring and ...

“Instead of pressing into community, I isolated. Instead of reading the Word, I scrolled Instagram to distract myself. Instead of praying, I consulted Google for hours, searching for the answers to ...

What is defeat supposed to do in our lives as God’s people? How are we supposed to respond when we’ve been “crushed… to the ground”? Psalm 143 presents at least 4 things we ought to do.

“Sneering types dislike the contention that the United States was attacked ‘for its freedom.’ I do not. Regardless, we can surely agree that the United States was attacked with its freedom. The ...

“From heavy-handed industrial policy in pursuit of an illusion of self-sufficiency, through barriers to trade and investment, to an immigration policy that treats foreign talent with suspicion, the ...