“For any and every endeavor, we do it before the Lord.” Dr. Thurman Williams reminds us that preaching is an act of worship.

As another semester begins, Jason Barrie uses Psalm 1 to remind seminarians that seminary comes with subtle but powerful temptations.

Jesus respects our rationality. Tim Pickavance uses one of Christ’s miracles to show how responsiveness to evidence is a core part of our humanity.

What exactly does it mean to show grace? Here is a biblical and theological framework for considering the graciousness of God’s grace.

As Stoicism gains popularity and encourages us to look inward, Psalm 131 calls us to look outside of ourselves to the God who created and sustains us.

Why should Christians read fiction? Alan Noble argues, “Fiction pushes you to contemplate words, images, and ideas and their relationships in a way that directly prepares you to read the Bible well.”

Practically speaking, then, beauty has been divorced from truth; culturally, it no longer reveals a greater reality beyond one’s subjective, personal taste. And yet, we crave it.

Political theory and engagement has always been a contentious issue. There’s a reason it is not considered a “polite” topic of dinner conversation, and yet, the current social and political environment seem to be especially contentious. Political debate rages throughout the United States — debates not merely concerning arcane tax policy or legislative process but…

As we teach children about God’s good design for human sexuality, we testify to the goodness of God’s plan, the grace of the gospel, and the hope of heaven!

Ministry leaders must help our people to end well: to face the reality of decline, dying, and death while preparing for glory spiritually, practically, and emotionally.