Let the news be an instigator to get you involved in all that God is doing in this world that belongs—without hype, sensationalism or slant—to Him. 

Knowing the trajectory of the things of this world and their declared and promised end should drive us to place our hope and trust in God and not the world. ​

Since God created and cares for our natural world, His people should be marked by an appreciation for and care of that world. 

Are we embracing sins because we have established ourselves as having supreme authority over all?

We shouldn’t love the world because it means we have divided hearts.

We shouldn’t love the world because it means we have divided hearts.

The person who is always partying knows not the reality of this broken world.

Unlike everything in this world, God’s existence is not grounded in, derived from, or contingent on something or someone else.

A new book from one of our profs called by Matt Smethurst 'one of the most thought-provoking writers in the Christian world today.'