Category: The Gospel Coalition

A few things helped Christianity take hold on the Korean peninsula in the late 1800s. One was the indigenous belief in a supreme being, which easily translated over to belief…

In this episode of TGC Q&A, Jared Wilson and Afshin Ziafat discuss the question, “How do I know if I married the right person?” They discuss: If you’re married, you…

In 2017, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. My diagnosis left me stunned and numb as a newly divorced single mom. I knew my children and I needed God desperately,…

With the news of the Gallup Poll indicating dramatic two-decade decline in church membership, there is no shortage of opinion and commentary on what those figures portend for the future…

In the figure of Jesus weeping, whether at the tomb of his friend or in the garden before his execution, we meet a puzzling paradox: the all-powerful God—who with a…

Nigerian Christians long for Christ’s return amid a chaotic world. The country’s population of 200 million experiences rampant corruption, police brutality, regular kidnappings, and little trust between citizens. The land…

My company and my church are both startups. During the week you’ll find me at Canopy, a tech company building a porn-blocking app for families, and on Sundays at Family…

Why would a world-renowned defender of Christianity write about all the terrible things Christians have done? That’s what I wanted to ask John Dickson, author of the new book, Bullies…

I hate being lost. Few things are more frustrating for me than meandering through an unfamiliar city, or hopelessly searching for an elusive item in the supermarket. I confess I’m…

In 2010, almost 90 percent of Chile’s population identified as Christian, but that number didn’t tell the whole story. A rising number of the population was religiously unaffiliated. Of those…