Category: The Gospel Coalition

Glen Scrivener and Sam Chan discuss whether or not Christianity has done more good than evil in the world throughout time. They address: Resonance, dissonance, and gospel fulfillment (0:30) Christian…

During this week’s Democratic National Convention the delegates vote to adopt their party’s platform, a document that outlines the statement of principles and policies that the party has decided it…

I know what you’re thinking—another article about burnout. With so much already written on this topic, do we really need more? It seems we do. Despite the many helpful warnings,…

Martyn Lloyd-Jones once said if no one ever accuses you of preaching antinomianism, then you probably aren’t preaching justification the way Paul did. Why not? Because Paul anticipates this very…

I (Matt Smethurst) recently read Jonathan Leeman and Andy Naselli’s helpful new booklet, How Can I Love Church Members with Different Politics? (Crossway, 2020). It’s an ideal resource for church…

The beet is shouldering—growing, rounding, pushing its back up and out of the dark underground and into the air. When it’s halfway in and halfway out, you’ll know exactly how…

You’ve probably noticed that the views toward and practices of marriage have changed. But how? And how do Christian views and practices differ? That’s what Mark Regnerus set out to…

Among the many ways 2020 has been punishing for pastors, one of the most disheartening is the way COVID-19 has further accelerated the already troubling tendency of Christians being shaped…

I feel like I spend all day at work distracted and in response mode. With emails and texts coming in constantly, how can I ever do long-range planning or produce…

“You have seen the torches grow pale when men open the shutters and broad summer morning shines in?” Good news is really good only when the original news is really…