What I Learned from a Cockroach Infestation
In a culture that praises self-sufficiency, it is very easy to lean on our own understanding.
In a culture that praises self-sufficiency, it is very easy to lean on our own understanding.
Machen gave up not just the wealth and opportunity his elite family afforded but the privileged life of a Princeton scholar.
If a Gen Z revival surges in this country, it’ll be through acknowledging their desire for truth, and helping them see that it can be found most directly through a life lived in community with fellow believers.
Humanity was created good, but we currently live in a fallen world. We shouldn’t be surprised when bad people do bad things.
Our daily repetitions matter. ‘Agains’ are an invitation to remember what God has done and what God will do.
All Christians would do well to have a much thicker account of the Christian life than we currently do.
When you’re seeking to be fed spiritually, you should make receiving nourishment from your shepherds’ hands your priority.
The counterintuitive truth in our quest for happiness is that the more we forget ourselves, the happier we’ll be.
Explicit content doesn’t lose its danger when it’s printed on paper instead of paraded across a screen.
Andrew Wilson talks with Collin Hansen about happiness: what it is, where to pursue it, and how to make it last forever.
Our sin isn’t the only cause of our suffering.
Whatever fear you carry, whatever burden weighs you down, name it, and then remind yourself, ’I am his. Body and soul. Life and death.’
Jonathan Edwards and other heroes like him can help us, and our kids, follow the great Hero.
Lilias Trotter believed that a person’s greatest need is the gospel of Christ, and this drove everything she did.
A new study suggests that Van der Kolk’s body-focused view doesn’t capture the complexity of the human experience with trauma.