Divine Aseity and Your Day-to-Day
There is nothing more practical for Christians than a grand vision of God.
Episode 100: The Years Behind and Ahead
The 100th episode! Jared and Ronni look back and forward (and share a special announcement).
Most Read Articles of 2020
While 2020 brought much change and little stability for most people, one thing that did not alter this past year is that we were blessed by the faithful writing of scores of contributors at For the Church. Once again, I reflect at the conclusion of another calendar year, and am overwhelmed with gratitude for both […]
The 2020 FTC Book Awards
The famed E.B. White once opined that “books are good company, in sad times and happy times.” It is no secret that 2020 has brought an array of these “sad times.” From global pandemics, cultural unrest, political plight, and more, hard days are no stranger to many of us this calendar year. Yet, in the […]
Episode 98: FTC Mailbag
This episode of the podcast is another installment of the FTC Mailbag, where Jared Wilson and Ronni Kurtz tackle your submitted questions.
Episode 96: Why Fiction Matters
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared and Ronni discuss the importance of the Christian’s reading fiction, which includes a conversation about Jared’s new novel.
The Culture of Theology: A Book Review
Series: Book Reviews
It is the placement of Christian theology within culture which gives it form, shape, and substance.
Episode 94: Discussing the Headlines
The State of Theology 2020. How Christian higher ed can adapt to crisis. Ravi Zacharias.
Episode 92: Advice for New Seminary Students
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson and Ronni Kurtz offer some words of wisdom for new Bible college and seminary students on successfully pursuing a biblical education while thriving spiritually and at home.
Episode 90: Remembering J.I. Packer (and Thoughts on Finishing Well)
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson and Ronni Kurtz reflect on the legacy of the recently departed theologian J.I. Packer and add some words of counsel for leaders on finishing well.