Every Type of Psalm Belongs to Jesus

When we see Jesus’s full experience of suffering, we learn the laments weren’t meant to send us spiraling into despair. Instead, God invites us to pour out our complaints to him.

Jared Kennedy

Bug or Feature? The Complexity of the Church Fathers

Cody Barnhart

The Lion of Judah Roars in Suffering

Steve Mathewson

Saved to Sin No More

Jeff Brannon

Editor’s Picks: New Bible Study Curricula

Andrew Spencer

‘Blessed Is the Nation’: God Is His People’s Good

Bruce McKanna

We should love our country as dual citizens—strangers and exiles on earth, citizens of heaven.

Why Mormonism and Christianity Are Not the Same

Zach Carter

‘40 Questions About Mormonism’ is the clearest general introduction to Latter-day Saint history and doctrine available for evangelical readers.

What Is 1 Enoch and Why Does Jude Quote It?

Matthew Harmon

There are several good reasons to think Jude did not believe that 1 Enoch is Scripture.

What Do I Owe My Aging Parents?

Andrew Spencer

‘Honoring Dependent Parents’ should become a standard resource for Christians learning to care for the parents who can no longer take care of themselves.

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The Hidden Cost of Avoiding Theology

Jacob Percy

A generation that minimizes certain doctrines raises a generation that no longer knows those doctrines.

Give Young Men a Better Vision for Masculinity

Justin Dillehay

In a culture that doesn’t seem to understand what makes masculinity different from femininity, ‘Authentic Masculinity’ offers a clear and compelling explanation.

We Need a Better Anthropology. We Need the Gospel More.

Jeremy Bell

‘Humanity Matters’ offers an encouraging emphasis on recovering a robust biblical anthropology.

The Good and Bad of Retrieval Theology

Shawn Wright

By elevating Thomas to almost canonical status, well-intentioned retrieval theologians may well have opened a floodgate that won’t be shut before many have abandoned Protestantism.

Alex O’Connor Says Scripture Supports Slavery. He’s Wrong.

Kyle Tucker

Alex O’Connor recently argued that Scripture can just as easily be used to condone slavery as to condemn it. Is he right?

Did God Command Genocide in Deuteronomy 7?

Andrew Wilson

Christians fight with spiritual weapons against principalities and powers, not with guns and bombs against other human beings. But we’re still at war.

New Resources Help You See God by Connecting Scripture (with Benjamin Gladd)

Collin Hansen & Benjamin L. Gladd

Benjamin Gladd explains how connections between the Old and New Testaments reveal the Bible’s overarching story of redemption.

Did the Father Really Forsake the Son?

Thomas Brand

Whatever happens to either Christ’s human or divine natures happens to the person.

Christ’s Skin for Mine: Autoimmune Disease and the Christian Life

Noah Senthil

My autoimmune skin disease is painful, but it has deepened my love for Jesus and my understanding of the gospel.

Is Imputed Righteousness Biblical?

Thomas Petter

The Hebrew text of Isaiah 53:11 refers to God’s crediting of righteousness to the ‘many’ on behalf of the servant’s work.

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