Gavin Ortlund responds to the objection that Christianity is pro-slavery by showing how the Bible provides a basis for human dignity and abolition.
When we settle for the pluralistic confines of a personalized and privatized faith, we lose the adventure of evangelism and the heart of Christianity.
Through social myths, we feel as if we’re doing something profoundly important—even though all we’re doing is shouting into the void.
If you’re serious about pursuing happiness, you might want to take the time to work out what happiness really is.
Collin Hansen and David Brooks discuss the power of kindness, how to make others feel recognized and significant, and why suffering creates empathy and strengthens our connections.
Collin Hansen and Allen Guelzo discuss Abraham Lincoln’s leadership during the Civil War and its relevance to understanding and preserving democratic values today.
Trevin Wax and Christopher Watkin discuss the distinctiveness of the Christian church and its unity in Christ rather than in shared political interests.
We have a lot of work ahead. But we know God is faithful to build his church. And we struggle with the energy God supplies (Col. 1:29). Thank you for beginning this long journey with us. We’re grateful to God for countless answered prayers. Above all we ask that you continue to pray that our work will be faithful and fruitful as we equip the next generation of church leaders in evangelism and apologetics.
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