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by Robert P George and Brandon Van Dyck, Public Discourse (Image: Pixaby) On the Christian account, human relations are not only or even primarily an arena of conflict and oppressi...
Here are a few new book releases from this week that are worth checking out… (Where possible, we have also […] The post New Book Releases – Week of 19 October 2026 – Chuck DeGroat,...
Seven years ago, I sat in Noel Schoonmaker’s office at Second Baptist Church in Richmond and told him I was struggling to worship with white people. This is not hyperbole. I was st...
Navigating the complex landscape of personal trauma can often feel isolating, particularly for those in the legal profession. Dean R. Dietrich shares a deeply personal story of adv...
I served in the U.S. Air Force Reserve Chaplain Corps as a chaplain candidate during Donald Trump’s first term as president. I was endorsed through the Disciples of Christ denomina...
A writer is nothing without other people. You don’t think of this when you think of them. Their kind are usually tucked away, secluded and trapped inside a room where daylight brea...
By Dave Doveton, Anglican Mainstream. (Image: Unsplash) A Parable James was startled by a sudden banging on the road outside his house. He looked up from his laptop and saw the sou...
In September 2024, prominent Reformed preacher Steven J. Lawson was removed from Trinity Bible Church of Dallas and from roles within several different ministries after it was reve...
About the Book:This countercultural manifesto calls us back to creating not for platform or praise but to restore beauty where it’s been fractured, speak truth where it’s been blur...
Matthew Loftus, First Things In 1966, Philip Rieff wrote in The Triumph of the Therapeutic that "Religious man was born to be saved; psychological man is born to be pleased." At.....
by Michael Loftus, First Things In 1966, Philip Rieff wrote in The Triumph of the Therapeutic that “Religious man was born to be saved; psychological man is born to be pleased.” At...
“So when wise pastors help their people with challenges such as depression, anxiety, sexual trauma, eating disorders, obsessive behaviors, and so on, they are not doing so as hacks...
About the Book:From the New York Times bestselling author of The Hidden Roots of White Supremacy, a clear-eyed reckoning with the moral collapse of white Christianity and a call to...
About the Book:For centuries, patriarchal Christian spaces and interpretations of Scripture have distorted women’s understanding of God, their bodies, and their place in the world....
Does the accuser have the last word when you fall? John Piper opens Micah 7:8–9 to show how God disciplines his people while pleading their cause.Watch Now
When Greg Gifford and his wife sat in a school psychologist’s office with their sixth-grade The post Christian Counselor Challenges Conventional Mental Health ‘Truths’ appeared fir...
Skillet frontman John Cooper bravely shares the deeply personal account of church abuse he and his family suffered after questioning leadership at their longtime spiritual home, re...
Welcome to another Thursday UNFILTERED blog post, the only blog that thinks the disciples falling asleep in Gethsemane proves small groups had attendance issues from the beginning....
At AP, the Presbyterian online journal, David Palmer reviews Carl Trueman’s The Desecration of Man: how the rejection of God degrades our Humanity – “Carl Trueman, an Englishman, c...
Alex Fogleman, Mere Orthodoxy Around the year 400 A.D., a young African deacon named Deogratias, whose name means "Thanks be to God," wrote to a nearby bishop about a recurring pr...
from Christian Concern Niel Deepnarain explains how the joint conference with Desert Stream Ministries speaks to the Church and to the ‘conversion therapy’ debate. How can the Chur...
We’ve probably all had the sad experience of watching someone we love walk away from the faith they’ve professed. We witnessed their baptism. We heard their testimony. Or perhaps w...
My congregation’s Wednesday Bible group just finished a lengthy study of Matthew’s gospel, which I led. The post Wherever Christian Faith Travels, Doubt Rides Piggyback appeared fi...
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