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It is often in doing something the world sees as backwards that we are taking spiritual steps forward.

For over a decade, Matt has been writing and recording songs that are saturated with God’s Word. To Papa, a song is more than just lyrics and melody – it’s a sermon people will remember.

Too many times, evangelicals respond to sexual disillusionment by turning our focus toward the act and not the marriage, and thus we fail to lift up something substantive. We offer a Christianized version of RedBook magazine’s “tips to spice up your love life.”

The explosive growth of Christianity in Africa and South America has led many observers to speak of this demographic shift as creating a new Christendom. Unfortunately, the teaching that has fueled growth in these areas has been tainted by an American-style prosperity emphasis that focuses on health and wealth at the expense of sin, redemption, and repentance.

Yes, teaching involves the transfer of important information, but Christian discipleship involves more than that.

I often get e-mails from people looking for a church. The questions are always similar. What I’ve found helpful in advising people who are looking for a church are a few insights from Francis Schaeffer and Dietrich Bonhoeffer...

Sometimes we may stand against a brother on a certain issue, but even when we take an adversarial stance, it ought always to be for the good of that brother and the glory of King Jesus.

Just once, I’d like to see a TV interview go more like this:

It is possible to know the Scriptures, read the Scriptures, revere the Scriptures and miss the point entirely.

I’ve long appreciated the Gettys for the way they serve the Church through their hymn writing. You can sense their heart for evangelism, for the Church, and for praising the Lord who took on flesh to save us.

It is possible to know the Scriptures, read the Scriptures, revere the Scriptures and miss the point entirely.

Rather than bemoaning the time we spend going back and forth from work, we would be better served by thinking of ways we can redeem this time and use it for God's glory. Here are five ways you can redeem your ride.

Five well-known pastors, including two former Muslims, respond to the question: "How does living in a post-9/11 world influence the way you preach and do ministry?"

Many Christians are familiar with certain Bible stories, but they are not always sure how the stories fit together into the Bible as a whole. These three resources focus on the grand narrative of Scripture, so that readers can connect the dots and think as Christians formed by the great Story that tells the truth about our world.

For the Christians whose identities were forged through the fire of Communist oppression, prayer is an act of quiet desperation that manifests itself in bold supplication. I’ve never seen humility and confidence so perfectly married as when listening to (and joining) Romanians in prayer.

Tattoos, cremation, abortion, gay sex, yoga, online church: No subject is off limits in Matthew Anderson’s provocative book on the body.

Last Friday, I turned 30. To mark my journey into a new decade of life, I wrote down 30 things I pray the Lord will do in my life in the coming days and years.

Trevin Wax interviews author Jess Rainer about the qualities that characterize the Millennial generation (born 1980-2000).

Let's make sure that in our thinking and speaking about the centrality of the gospel announcement we not leave out the gospel-formed family. Otherwise, we gut the gospel of its purpose.

Yahweh is the most significant thing about the Ten Commandments.