We Need a Thicker View of God’s Love
All Christians would do well to have a much thicker account of the Christian life than we currently do.
All Christians would do well to have a much thicker account of the Christian life than we currently do.
Courtney and Melissa discuss how to apply biblical discernment to the question of when to prioritize wise self-care and when to put aside your needs for the sake of others.
If human dignity rests on intelligence, then the smartest machine wins. But if human dignity is a crowning gift from God, then no machine can out-compute it, automate it, or take it away.
Youth ministry leaders are entering the beautiful and uniquely liminal space between generations that only comes every 15 to 20 years.
When you’re seeking to be fed spiritually, you should make receiving nourishment from your shepherds’ hands your priority.
Melissa talks with Amy Gannett and Laura Wifler about how to parent in a way that passes on the Christian faith.
Listen NowThe strongest predictor of a child’s adult religiosity is how religious the parents were during the upbringing.
Steven Spielberg’s latest sci-fi blockbuster finds biblical resonance in alien tropes.
AI is already encroaching on our kids’ education, emotions, and employment. How can we calmly and clearly see how to protect and guide them?
Listen NowHe could’ve spent his years cloistered in his office, writing book after book in pursuit of personal gain and academic acclaim.
Americans are justifiably outraged by the human rights abuses occurring in foreign lands. Why then are we not more outraged by atrocities here in our own country?
Neutrality should not mean making religion disappear from public life.

Research shows we are doing and feeling good, we feel an interest in our work.
Second- and third-wave feminists have been making the word ‘feminism’ do a lot of work that it wasn’t originally meant to do. Christians have a choice: abandon the term or reclaim it.
I spent my last year of seminary researching infertility and in vitro fertilization. Two years later, it suddenly applied to my own life. I was--and wasn’t--prepared.
Natural disasters are moral tragedies that demand an explanation. Where is God in our broken planet? He’s closer than you think.


