In The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, C. S. Lewis’s young heroes travel to the edge of the world and get a glimpse of Aslan’s country. Here’s how Lewis describes…
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5 Things We Learned Recording a Podcast Season on Race and Justice – Michael Aitcheson
When Jesus taught us how to pray, he said, “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” His prayer is our prayer. This coming…
Sisters, You Have Permission to Lead an Ordinary Life – Melissa Kruger
You’re special. Don’t let anyone limit your potential. You’re made for more. Your life is up to you. Exercise more. Eat better. Make time for yourself. Cheer others on. Give…
The FAQs: What Christians Should Know About Proud Boys and Antifa – Joe Carter
What just happened? During the first presidential debate of 2020, moderator Chris Wallace said to President Trump, “You have repeatedly criticized the vice president for not specifically calling out Antifa…
What Would Be Different Without Christ’s Resurrection? – Rico Tice
In this episode of TGC Q&A, Rico Tice and Scott Oliphint discuss how the world would be different if Christ were still dead. They address: The hope of the resurrection…
4 Lessons for Church Planters from History – Dayton Hartman
I wanted to plant a church. So I did what I thought I was supposed to do. I attended church-planting conferences, sought advice from other planters, and read many good…
Why Christians Should Care About the Novel’s Decline – Karen Swallow Prior
For most of my life, I’ve taken my love of novels for granted. I’ve taken for granted that such a love needed no explanation or justification. But the more I’ve…
How Things Have Changed: Reflections of a Millennial Pastor in a Gen Z World – Chris Colquitt
Pastoring on a college campus less than 15 years removed from my own graduation gives me a front-row seat to the remarkable cultural changes underway among young people today. I…
Hebrew and Greek Aren’t Just for Pastors – Ryan Martin
I remember daydreaming at my desk in the moments before my first seminary Greek class began. Finally—the New Testament will be clear. All those tricky passages I’ve never understood will…
Celebrating the Legacy of Herman Bavinck: An Interview with James Eglinton – Brian Mattson
It has been a prodigious decade for Dutch Reformed theologian Herman Bavinck (1854–1921). The translation of his four-volume work into English at the turn of the century sparked a surge…