A multi-author symposium at Reformation 21 engages precise formulations of Christ's sonship and whether adoptionist language properly describes the incarnate Son. Lane Tipton, Robert Letham, and David Garner are exchanging responses.
Mohler's commentary argues that Christian values regarding children and the natural family should transcend the implications of the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage ruling, invoking the Court's building and historical significance.
An article examines communities and strategies effectively addressing the crisis of young Protestants abandoning church attendance during college, citing a 70 percent dropout rate.
A Crossway article explores how Scripture addresses shame across three relational audiences—God, fellow believers, and outsiders—offering believers freedom from shame's spiritual and social weight.
In a Gospel Coalition podcast, Carson explains how Christ fulfills the law redemptively, typologically, and ethically rather than simply abrogating it, drawing on New Testament testimony.
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Ligonier explores how Noah functions as an Old Testament type of Christ, connecting his name to themes of rest and relief and framing his role as initiating deliverance from sin's curse.
A piece contends that anchoring church educational ministries in confessional commitment rather than cultural assumption fosters intentional theological formation across generations.
An Aquila Report piece argues that redemption, rather than self-acceptance, offers genuine transformation from homosexual desires, framing sexual identity as a manifestation of sin nature requiring conversion.
A reflection on faithful preaching argues that true proclamation conveys God's voice through human messengers, calling congregants to approach sermons with expectations rooted in Scripture rather than entertainment.
Tabletalk explores how theological understanding of God's sovereignty and providence offers comfort to Christians processing pain that defies simple cause-and-effect explanations.
The church is already inside the machine. Here is what I built to help it think.
Albert Mohler's essay explores how Christians should engage legal structures on life-and-death issues, balancing moral conviction with constitutional principle.
A 9Marks article urges believers to adopt a more measured approach when selecting metaphors to describe God's love, warning against overreliance on particular analogies.
An expository piece on Matthew 12:30–32 argues that Christ's warning against blasphemy of the Holy Spirit is directed at the proud, not intended to terrify genuine believers seeking repentance.
A Gospel Coalition review promotes 'Authentic Masculinity,' a book arguing for a vision of masculinity distinct from femininity and rooted in Scripture as an answer to cultural confusion on gender.
The final installment of a series exhorts young Christians to maintain sincerity across all contexts—church, school, work, and social settings—rather than adopting different personas.
AI can process every word of Scripture. It cannot see the grief in your third row.
A piece argues that cynicism represents broken trust in God's process rather than mere fatigue, suggesting it requires spiritual restoration beyond rest.
Douglas Wilson proposes a hierarchy for Christian cultural engagement, placing worship at the foundation of both culture and politics.
A new Crossway article argues that God takes genuine pleasure in human obedience, offering four theological reasons and reframing obedience as something that gladdens the heart of God rather than burdensome legalism.
The Aquila Report discusses rising Christian Nationalism in America, commending the PCA's preliminary report while expressing concern about institutional gatekeeping's diminishing influence.
A new multi-part series from Theopolis Institute applies detailed literary and theological analysis to the Genesis account of Cain and Abel, treating the text as a source of deep interpretive significance.
How softened language obscures guilt, judgment, and the glory of the cross