The new April 2024 issue of Themelios has 262 pages of editorials, articles, and book reviews. It is freely available in three formats: (1) PDF, (2) web version, and (3)…
Category: The Gospel Coalition
Goodwill’s CEO on Christian Leadership and the Fight for Opportunity – Collin Hansen, Steve Preston
“It’s amazing how often a higher calling is buried by problems, smallness, and self-interest. It is the leader’s job to lift the sights of an organization to a higher place.…
Should I Give to Missionaries Directly or Through the Church? – Elliot Clark
If you’ve been a Christian for long, chances are you’ve been asked to support a missionary. A letter comes in the mail. A text to your phone. Or maybe a…
Climate Anxiety Paralyzes. Gospel Hope Propels. – Andrew Spencer
“Two years to save the world.” That’s how Simon Stiell, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, opened his remarks on April 10, 2024. His high-level policy…
Transgender Meds for Kids? 4 Findings from New Report – Rebecca McLaughlin
This month saw the publication of “the largest review ever undertaken in the field of transgender health.” Led by Dr. Hilary Cass, a former president of the UK’s Royal College…
Why My Shepherd Carries a Rod – David Gibson
If you see a woman in green or blue scrubs with a stethoscope around her neck, you know who she is and what she does. If a man comes into…
Who’s Fighting and Why in ‘Civil War’? Ask the Audience. – Brett McCracken
The central protagonist in Civil War—a dystopian tale of a near-future America at war with itself—is a veteran combat photographer for Reuters named Lee (Kirsten Dunst). The film follows Lee…
The Church Is Essential for Discipleship – Jen Wilkin, J. T. English, Kyle Worley
In their panel discussion at TGC’s 2023 conference, J. T. English, Kyle Worley, and Jen Wilkin delve into the crucial role of discipleship in the local church, focusing on the…
Spark Your Child’s Curiosity About Christianity – Ginger Blomberg, Champ Thornton
In the rugged, analog days before we could carry all human knowledge in our pockets, my grandmother had an encyclopedia set, and I tried to read the whole thing. I…
Rome Is Not Our Home: Live Counterculturally During Election Season – Pete Nicholas
In AD 410, barbarian Visigoths sacked the great city of Rome. By that point, Rome had been substantially Christianized, so many people, pagan and Christian alike, saw its fall as…