Editor’s Pick: 7 Theology Books That Encourage Devotion – Andrew Spencer

As we pursue holiness in this life, Christians should want to know God better. Dozens of books pour from presses and promise to deepen the devotional experience. Many are good…

In a World of More, We Need a Theology of Enough – Andrew Lisi

“How much is enough?” someone asked. “One more dollar,” the man answered. While this is often (and probably wrongly) attributed to John D. Rockefeller, it might as well be attributed…

One Nation Under God? Responding to Christian Nationalism – Kevin DeYoung

In September 2026, at a private meeting of TGC Council members, Kevin DeYoung gave a presentation on responding to Christian nationalism. Because the Council found it so helpful, DeYoung gave…

Caleb Flynn and the Deadly Sin of Greed – Samuel James

He looks like what he is: A churchman, specifically, a lay worship pastor. His nondescript home, where two young girls are still sleeping, is a perfectly ordinary place of warmth…

How to Make Racism Sound Christian – Vermon Pierre

During a trip to South Africa last year, I visited the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg. In one section, a wall lists the various laws under apartheid. Today, it seems unimaginable…

From TGC ‘National Conference’ to ‘Church Conference’: Behind the Name Change – Staff

Last month we launched registration for our next conference, TGC27, and nearly 2,000 people are already registered to join us April 5 to 7 in Indianapolis. You may have noticed…

On My Shelf: Life and Books with Alex Fogleman – Ivan Mesa, Alex Fogleman

On My Shelf helps you get to know various writers through a behind-the-scenes glimpse into their lives as readers. I asked Alex Fogleman—professor at Trinity Anglican Seminary and author of Making…

‘The Social Reckoning’ Doesn’t Fully Reckon with the Problem – Brett McCracken

The Social Reckoning (rated R for language) opens with a “prologue” in which a drunk white woman has an altercation with two minority police officers. The woman spews hateful and…

Bridging the Gap Between the Pulpit and the Workplace – Dan Doriani, Mark Vroegop

Welcome to Your Corner of the World with Dan Doriani and Mark Vroegop, a podcast with and for Christians engaging their work with the love and justice of the Lord…

Why Churchgoers Escaped the ‘Sex Recession’ – Shane Morris

A new report from the Institute for Family Studies found that religious married couples—those who attend church at least twice a month—have sex at significantly higher rates than secular married…

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