Tim Challies

There are billions of stories unfolding in this world. What a joy it will be to trace these threads, these stories, to see how they are interwoven,...

This is a good little book, just as it was a powerfully challenging chapter in "Don’t Waste Your Life."

It was a week or two ago that I came across a band called The Gray Havens. I listened to a few clips and decided to pre-order their first album. It...

A few months ago I shared a few lessons I’ve learned along the way—a few things I’ve learned about preaching since I rather unexpectedly found...

Every sunrise lays a new day before us and asks, “What will you do with this day? What will this day be?”

Multiply is a good book and one that fills an important niche. If you think back to the days when you were a new believer, I am certain you will...

Driscoll says rightly that even as Christians “we’re continually forgetting who we are in Christ and filling that void by placing our identity in...

Before the cross we are all invited to kneel, to trust, to confess, to weep with that pleasing grief and mournful joy, and there to find the...

I am introverted, but this does not give me a different calling in life than the gregarious Christian.

Vertical Church is a book with both strengths and weaknesses—very helpful strengths and very dangerous weaknesses. If you can thinking discerningly...

While bloggers have rightly been criticized for being too negative at times, blog commenters can be equally ruthless. I’d like to address this...

Revelation refers to the revealing of something that was previously unknown. In the case of theology, revelation refers to the revealing of the...

“Love the sinner, hate the sin” works in many contexts, but Christians are learning that there is one context, one very important context, in which...

Many children raised in a Christian home—perhaps even most of them—profess faith at a young age. Many parents then ask, Should my child be...

Many young women today are convinced that they are revolutionaries. What they don’t see is that they are swimming downstream from someone else’s...

The measure of the Christian life is growth in holiness. We grow in holiness, at least in part, by putting sin to death. We put sin to death by...

What we believe to be true about children will inevitably shape the way we “train them up.”

For years I had wanted to read some of the classics of the Christian faith, but I knew that without a measure of accountability I would never have...