Repentance Is a Gift, Not a Burden – Walter Shaw

The Protestant Reformation began as a debate about repentance. The first of Martin Luther’s Ninety-five Theses states, “When our Lord and Master Jesus Christ said, ‘Repent,’ . . . he…

Hope for Our Greatest Political Divide – J.T. Reeves, Moriah Lovett

The United States is breaking records for the greatest political divide in our nation’s history. You might assume we’re talking about Democrats and Republicans, or progressives and conservatives—but these divides…

Why Equal Protection Bills Harm Pro-Life Efforts – Scott Klusendorf

In March, a Tennessee House Committee, with support from pro-life organizations, defeated an Equal Protection bill that would have allowed women receiving abortions to be prosecuted for murder. While the…

Is a Divorced Couple Free to Remarry Each Other? – Jim Newheiser

My friends John and Leona have three anniversaries. They were married in a civil ceremony on one date. Six months later, they were married in a church. Nine years later,…

Your Spiritual Dryness Might Be a Gift – Audrey Finken

One of the most unexpected prayers I made as a young Christian was asking God to restore the joy of my salvation (Ps. 51). The early days of my faith…

Discipling the Next Generation – Cameron Cole, Anna Meade Harris, Danny Kwon, Isaiah Marshall, Chelsea Kingston Erickson

In our rapidly changing world, the issues of smartphones, COVID-19, social media, and travel sports have left many children, youth, and family ministries looking for clarity. This workshop and panel…

How to Help the Wife Who Thinks Her Husband Isn’t a Good Spiritual Leader – Lauren Washer

“I wish my husband would initiate Bible reading with our family.” “How can I get my husband to pray with me more?” “Why is my husband such a great leader…

Motherhood (and Fatherhood) in 3 Recent Films – Brett McCracken

One of the most surprisingly edifying moments in pop culture this year came at the Academy Awards on March 15. Accepting her Best Actress Oscar for her role in Hamnet,…

The ‘Lordly’ Supper: An Antidote to What Ails the Church – Bruce Henning

For their 50th anniversary, my parents flew the whole family—all 18 of us— to Greece for a lavish, once-in-a-lifetime vacation. One night at the foot of the Acropolis was dedicated…

‘Who’s Bad?’ Moral Evasion in ‘Michael’ – Brett McCracken

In the final scene of Michael, we see the King of Pop (played in adulthood by Michael Jackson’s nephew Jaafar Jackson) performing “Bad” at a 1988 stadium concert in London.…

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