Category: The Gospel Coalition

I’ve been working on some projects that are just not moving forward. My boss has recently shut some of them down, and I can’t help but feel I’ve wasted a…

Every year in late winter, our church dusts off its collection of international flags. It’s World Missions Conference time. During the final session of our church’s most recent conference, the…

I snuck into the bright sanctuary of the church and snagged a seat on the back row, taking in the people, the pastor, and the liturgy of the service.  I…

In this first episode of TGC Q&A’s Christians and Healthcare series, Dr. Katie Butler answers the question, “How should Christians view the end of life?” She addresses: Framing the discussion…

Although minor parties—often called “third parties” to distinguish them from the dominant two—have always been a part of American politics, the dissatisfaction with the Republican and Democratic parties in the…

To many people today, the 1960s are ancient history, and neither history nor the past registers strongly with the present-obsessed myopia of our time. Yet the past is always the…

Just as the pandemic has exacerbated the problem of Christians being more shaped by online pundits than in-the-flesh pastors, it has also intensified political tribalism. With few places to converse other…

Before planting The Town Church in Fort Collins, Colorado, we attended a church in North Dakota that offered childcare up to (not through) age 2. At the time, we had…

What’s most important about humanity never changes: We’re made in the image of God and separated from our Creator by our sin. We need a Savior lest we fall under…

Though this fall semester will certainly be unlike any other, I believe there are unique opportunities for us to reach more students. Our campus team walked away from a brainstorming…