There Will Most Assuredly Come A Morning
Death always leaves you longing for just one more something.
The Weightier Weight
Series: The Preachers Corner
Join Ronnie Martin every Friday for The Preachers Corner, where he offers some words of comfort and stories of hope to help preachers enter the weekend encouraged by the gentle and lowly heart of Jesus.
Patrick Schreiner on How an Understanding of the Gospel of the “Kingdom” Influences Christian Ministry
We asked Patrick Schreiner, associate professor of New Testament and Biblcial Theology at Midwestern Seminary, “How does understanding the gospel of the “Kingdom” influence Christian ministry today?”
Deep Discipleship: A Book Review
Series: Book Reviews
The book is asking completely different questions: Where does discipleship happen in the church? What do they need? How do disciples grow? Where do disciples go?
Episode 113: FTC Mailbag
On this installment of the regular Mailbag feature of the FTC Podcast, Jared and Ronni discuss listener-submitted questions, including first steps for new believers, the timing of children’s baptisms, sermon prep schedules, and building theological interest in a church without intimidating them.
Pain Our Teacher
Without pain, we would not know we are in need of help.
God Doesn’t Need You
It is a privilege to serve him. But he still does not need you.
A Strict But Clear Definition of the Church Brings Freedom
A strict and clear definition of ‘church’ guards against mission creep, cultural and non-biblical norms, and unnecessary discouragement.
Jason Duesing on Why Hope is Important for Our Current Cultural Context
FTC.co asks Jason Duesing, provost and professor of historical theology at Midwestern Seminary, “Why is hope important for our current cultural context?”
If the Church Will Have Glory, It Must Come from God
American evangelicalism has emerged in the 21st century not as a prophetic witness but as a political action committee.