This is the second of a six-part series exploring themes in Romans which I believe can act as a road or guide for us to follow on how...
What does “bearing fruit” as a follower of Christ really look like? I wrestled with that question this summer as I had the chance to teach (in two...
This past summer I was bouncing between two projects, studying the book of Romans with colleagues, and putting the final editorial touches on a book about faith in...
Note: The following was originally published in Jordan Raynor’s weekly faith and work devotional—one of our favorite reads here at IFWE. For just as each of us has...
“A truly strange thing has happened to American Christianity,” Gregory Paul writes for The Washington Post’s “On Faith” blog. He claims that Christians who defend the free market...
Imagine a breakfast of fresh, grilled fish and warm bread on the beach after pulling an all-nighter at work. You’re watching the sunrise, surrounded by your closest friends,...
Those who come to church only at Christmas and Easter are not only missing out on fellowship and regular teaching within the body of Christ, they are also...
When we think of the parable of the Good Samaritan, we tend to think of the importance of charity and giving to those in need. That is one...
Matthew is a book written for first-century Jewish Christians. It is full of important lessons and facts about Jesus’ life and ministry, and like all the gospels, it...
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