Help Me Finish the Study I Started – Colleen D. Searcy

I was the kid who couldn’t wait for the first day of school. Newly sharpened pencils and crisp, clean notebook paper made me giddy. Each subject seemed like an invitation…

Local Preacher, You Need the Global Church – Dustin Messer

In 1969, John Stott had a counterintuitive idea. The fruit of this idea continues to hone and challenge my preaching all these years later. Each time someone purchased one of…

Enlightened Together: A New Ministry – Alistair Begg

In this keynote message from TGC25, Alistair Begg unpacks Ephesians 3:1–13, showing how Paul’s suffering and calling reveal the mystery of Christ—that the church is God’s new, unified, multicultural people.…

Does Your Theology of the Law Have Room for Psalm 119? – Jay Sklar

Every time I teach a course on the Pentateuch, the topic of God’s law comes up. I typically ask, “When you hear the phrase ‘God’s law,’ does it leave you…

Don’t Let the ‘Friend-Enemy Distinction’ Derail Your Faith – Neil Shenvi

If you’ve wandered into certain back alleys of the internet, you’ve likely run across discussions of the “friend-enemy distinction.” Carl Schmitt, a German political theorist, introduced the phrase in his…

Romans 8 Deserves a Deep Dive – Melissa Kruger, Courtney Doctor, Trillia Newbell

Melissa Kruger and Courtney Doctor talk with Trillia Newbell about the depth and richness of Romans 8. They explain how to understand Romans 8 in the context of the previous…

The Only One Who Can Say ‘You Are Enough’ – Matt McCullough

I don’t know where it came from, but now it seems to be everywhere. I hear it on podcasts and TV shows. I’ve seen it on T-shirts and social media…

The Gospel According to Mephibosheth – Justin Dillehay

In his days as a young monk, Martin Luther struggled to love God. His words looking back were, “Love God? I hated him!” This isn’t surprising, since all Luther had…

Be Vigilant in Waiting (Matt. 24:36–25:46) – Don Carson

In this lecture, Don Carson contrasts cultural visions of the end of the world with a Christian focus on spiritual readiness. Through examining three parables in Matthew, Carson urges believers…

Back to the Fathers: How Biblical Theology Belongs in the Church – Ched Spellman

In the Church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in Paris, vivid frescoes depict the unified story of salvation, centered on the person and work of Jesus Christ. In a side chapel in that…

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