In this episode, Kendra Dahl, Rebecca McLaughlin, Jen Oshman, and Wendy Alsup consider the Bible’s teaching about women through a Jesus-centered understanding of Scripture. They observe Christianity’s historical and cultural…
Category: The Gospel Coalition
Pursue Wisdom. Worldview Will Follow. – Alastair Roberts
Ludwig Wittgenstein once observed, “Sometimes an expression has to be withdrawn from language and sent for cleaning—then it can be put back into circulation.” For evangelicals, one example is the…
The God Who Comes – Murray J. Smith
When the world is in chaos or we face difficulty or tragedy, it can feel like God is watching us—as Bette Midler famously sang—“from a distance.” Sometimes our Christian songs…
Character over Achievement: Gospel Culture with Paul Tripp – Sam Allberry, Ray Ortlund, Paul Tripp
In this episode of You’re Not Crazy, Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry are joined by special guest Paul Tripp to discuss the pastoral dangers of pride, isolation, and reputation management,…
The Gospel According to Hebrews – Justin Dillehay
When we think of “Gospel narratives,” we naturally think of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. After all, they’re the main accounts we have of Jesus’s life. For sustained focus on…
The God Who Is Unfathomably Wise (Ps. 1) – Don Carson
In this lecture, Don Carson discusses two depictions of God in the Bible: the God who inspires worship from his people and the God who is unfathomably wise. He emphasizes…
Supreme Court to Decide 2 Critical Cases on Protecting Children – Joe Carter
In what could be the most consequential Supreme Court term for religious families in decades, two landmark cases will determine parents’ ability to protect their children from harmful content and…
The ‘Surprising Rebirth’ at Oxford: Perspectives from a Graduate Student – Carolyn Morris-Collier
Five years ago, I would have been embarrassed to say I was a Christian here at the University of Oxford. When I started my master’s program, I came mentally prepared…
Seeds of Religious Freedom: The 500th Anniversary of the Anabaptist Movement – Obbie Tyler Todd
As snow fell on Zurich’s narrow streets on January 21, 1525, a group of young Swiss reformers huddled inside Felix Manz’s home in the shadow of the Grossmünster cathedral. The…
Why Is Christianity Good for Society? It’s Morally Beautiful. – Jen Pollock Michel
At a recent (Christian) school event we attended as a family, I was intrigued to hear one administrator commend the faith to high schoolers. “It works,” he assured. “It really…