One of our great leadership challenges is to always be presenting God and his work to the people in our sphere of influence. There is a sad, sobering...
If work is an area in which we offer ourselves to God, how should Christians view retirement? Many people believe retirement means withdrawing from work or labor in...
Today, President-elect Donald Trump will place his hand on a Bible and take the oath of office to become the forty-fifth President of the United States. The inauguration...
Sin has consequences. It seems obvious, but sin has had a detrimental impact on our ability to flourish. This is because sin has damaged the relationships that are...
There is an important biblical idea that has great implications for our personal spirituality and public life in the church and in the world: the idea that every...
One of the gifts and challenges of wealth is seeing it as a divine blessing and not as a moral evil. The belief that wealth is a moral...
Editor’s Note: Today we’re revisiting one of our best posts on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to honor him and the holiday that bears his name. The holiday...
One of the most dangerous perversions of the gospel of Jesus Christ is called the prosperity gospel. It is a version of Christianity claiming that God promises Christians...
Common grace is God’s kindness and mercy toward all members of the human race regardless of their spiritual condition. It is, as theologian John Murray wrote, “every favour...
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