The Call to Faith in Jesus Christ
The Call to Faith: God’s Invitation to Every Human Being A Christian Perspective on God’s Gracious Invitation to Every Human Being — and What It Requires of Us The heart
Integrity When Nobody’s Watching
Integrity isn’t what you do when everyone’s looking. It’s who you are when no one is. And according to Scripture, Someone always is. You passed the test at work. You
How to Read the Bible Without Getting Lost
Most people don’t stop reading the Bible because they stopped believing it. They stop because they got lost — somewhere between Leviticus and Numbers — and nobody handed them a
Do All Religions Ultimately Point to the Same God?
Do All Roads Lead to God? A Christian Analysis of Religious Pluralism A Christian Analysis of Pluralism, Truth, and the Unique Claim of Jesus — With Compassion, Clarity, and Conviction
The Simple Teachings of Jesus Christ — A Rural Reflection
The Simple Way of Jesus: Getting Back to What He Actually Taught What Jesus Actually Said — and Why His Way Is Simpler Than We’ve Made It Christianity has gotten
Temptation, Failure, and Getting Back Up
Temptation is not proof you’re broken. Failure is not the end of the story. And getting back up is not something you earn — it’s something you receive. Here’s what
Doesn’t the Hypocrisy of Christians Undermine the Faith Itself?
Does Christian Hypocrisy Undermine the Faith? Five Leaders Answer Honestly Keller, Stott, Lewis, Chan, and Graham on One of Christianity’s Most Common and Most Painful Objections It’s one of the
Walking by Faith When You Can’t See the Road
Faith isn’t the absence of uncertainty — it’s the decision to keep walking when the road ahead disappears. Scripture doesn’t promise us a clear view. It promises us a reliable
How Can You Believe in Miracles?
How Can You Believe in Miracles? Six Christian Voices on the Miraculous Augustine, Aquinas, Lewis, McGrath, Keller, Piper, and Wright on Why the Miraculous Is Not Only Believable — but
Does It Matter What You Believe—As Long As You’re Sincere?
What the great theologians — ancient and modern — say about one of the most popular ideas of our time. Here’s a sentence you’ve probably heard more than once, maybe
What Does God Actually Want From Me?
It’s the question underneath every other question — and God hasn’t been vague about the answer. It’s the question underneath every other question — and God hasn’t been vague about
Suffering That Produces Something
Most of us want God to remove our suffering. What Scripture keeps insisting is that God intends to use it. That’s not a comfortable theology — but it’s a hopeful
