Paul’s life was a testimony to the gospel that he preached, so knowing something about his life helps us have a fuller and richer grasp of his message. In this…
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5 Ways Christians Can Navigate a Challenging Workplace
Christians working in secular professions and spaces often need to navigate obstacles as they seek to live out an active faith. Proximity to the lost world can be advantageous for…
Does John’s Last Supper Chronology Differ from the Other Gospels?
Close readers of the Gospels understand that John’s timeline of the Last Supper seems to differ from the Synoptic Gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke). The Synoptics indicate that the disciples…
Trusting God in Changing Times
We must surely add to that famous couplet of certainty—“death and taxes”—the inevitability of change. In contrast to our immense, immutable, and impassible God, to be human is to be…
Announcing Our 2027 National Conference
Who is like the Lord our God? Out of His infinite fullness and perfection, He gives us life. To enjoy Him in endless wonder is the crowning gift of our…
Who Was William Tyndale?
William Tyndale’s New Testament stands at the headwaters of the English Reformation and the reception of Protestant ideas into England. The year 2026 marks the five hundredth anniversary of William…
Live Tomorrow: 2026 National Conference
Join us online tomorrow as we stream the first day of our 2026 National Conference live, beginning at 10:15 a.m. ET. WATCH LIVE: Watch the stream at live.Ligonier.org. Simply provide…
Was Jesus in the Grave for Three Days?
The celebrated church father, Augustine of Hippo, wrote, “What then is time? Provided that no one asks me, I know. If I want to explain to an inquirer, I do…
Why Is Good Friday Called “Good”?
Good Friday, which commemorates the suffering and death of Jesus, has long been celebrated in the Christian church. The historical record is unclear regarding how the church came to call…
What Do You Do When You Struggle to Pray?
What do you do when you struggle to pray? Every Christian knows this struggle. We recognize our staggering privilege to address our holy God and to approach His throne of…