Antioch Has Always Survived Its Tragic History. What Will the Latest Earthquake Change?A city essential to the early church, Antakya has been all but reduced to rubble.
Conversation Is Hospitality—Even on Social MediaRemote disagreements and lasting fellowship can come together, as Paul demonstrated.
Liberalism Comes in Right-Wing and Left-Wing Varieties. Christians Should Reject Both.Governments can’t be indifferent to the moral and spiritual health of the governed.
If God Is Your Father, You Have Seven MothersHis care and compassion come from a surprising variety of sources.
The Gospel Is the Giver of Salvation, Not Just the GiftToo often, our (mis)understanding of the Good News devalues a vital, life-shaping, world-changing relationship with God himself.
Another Big Book on Paul? Bring It On!Some thoughts from a fellow Pauline scholar on Douglas Moo’s eagerly awaited, comprehensive study of the apostle’s letters.
Christ Came to Disarm Rebellious Sinners, But Not to Disempower ThemA meditation on the line between good and evil that runs through each person.
Well Done, Good and Faithful MissionaryPaul wasn’t shy about seeking God’s approval of his work. Elliot Clark wants us to recover that sense of motivation.
5 Ways Nonbelievers Are Drawn to God Without Knowing ItHow the Bible’s doctrine of humanity gives us hope for reaching even the hardest of hearts.
Actually, God Is Doing an Old ThingIn an age of authenticity, we don’t need new words from God so much as we need to repeat what he’s already said.español
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