Surrender and Vocation in the Life of Lilias Trotter
Lilias Trotter believed that a person’s greatest need is the gospel of Christ, and this drove everything she did.
Orthodox Yet Modern: Herman Bavinck as Cultural Apologist
In his ministry, Bavinck demonstrated that Christianity can engage any culture, any philosophy, and any time period because the gospel subverts and fulfills the desires of the human heart.
What I Learned from Bach, the Worship Director
In Bach’s Christian music, we don’t find a denial of the crushing reality of life’s hardships. But we do find lines of hope and joy as we’re drawn to the cross of Jesus Christ.
How a Christian Worldview Animates Jane Austen’s Fiction
There’s more to celebrate about Jane Austen than literary excellence and cultural nostalgia; we also have the opportunity to celebrate a life of faith well lived.
Why Finishing Well Matters More Than Visible Success
“Memoirs of an Ordinary Pastor” will encourage every believer, especially pastors who wonder if their ministries matter.
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