How Should Christians Pray During Elections? – Mika Edmondson

In this episode of TGC Q&A, Mika Edmonson and Russell Moore address the question, “How should Christians pray during election seasons?” They discuss: Praying generally and individually (0:28) Praying for unity,…

Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places: A Sermon from Julius Kim – Julius Kim

The Old Testament offers stories of heroes in the faith who inspire us, encourage us, and model how to live the Christian life with courage and confidence in God. And…

God’s Design for the (African) Church – Rodgers Atwebembeire

If you follow trends in Christianity, you may already know that Christianity is growing fastest in the Global South and, more precisely, in Africa. Baylor University professor Philip Jenkins writes…

‘Chicago 7’: Abbie Hoffman’s Infotainment Insight – Brett McCracken

Like anything written by Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing, The Social Network), there are a lot of words—and thus a lot of ideas—packed into his latest film, The Trial of…

Would Someone Tell Me What 2 Thessalonians 2 Means?! – Guy Waters

The apostle Peter once wrote that “there are some things in [Paul’s letters] that are hard to understand” (2 Pet. 3:15). One can’t help but wonder if he had 2…

The Ancient Book for Anxious Moderns – Matt Francisco

There is perhaps no Old Testament book more perfectly suited for preaching to the modern West than Ecclesiastes. Even before the disquieting unrest of 2020, it was clear that America…

Jesus According to the New Testament’s Most Quoted Psalm – Justin Dillehay

Out of all the verses in the Hebrew Bible, the most frequently quoted in the New Testament is Psalm 110:1. But that’s not all. Verse 4 of the same psalm…

The Most Powerful Factor in Determining Belief – Sam Chan

Imagine you spent countless hours studying scientific and philosophical objections to Christianity. You enrolled in the classes. You read the books. You practiced the arguments. And you found out that…

The Case for Civility – Samuel James

My father was a pastor for most of my life. For more than 20 years he served two different churches as the lone elder. Being a pastor’s kid, positioned so…

Black History: 1619 to Civil War – Jim Davis

In this episode, hosts Jim Davis and Justin Holcomb welcome Ligon Duncan in the first of a two-part discussion of the history of black people in America. Duncan begins with…

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