When I First Confronted Religious Pluralism
Believing, teaching, and defending the truth should be a priority for every Christian.
A Father’s Love in a Pixar World
Two decades of pastoral ministry has taught me that a prevailing theme of Christian life is the faulty thinking that we relate to God as though he is a disappointed father.
The Head Crusher Cometh
How the Biblical Narrative Reveals the Messiah
This is the story of the hopeful, dreadful time between sin’s entrance and Christ’s conquest.
David Prince on Ethics and Playing Football
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks David Prince, Pastor of Preaching and Vision at Ashland Avenue Baptist Church and Assistant Professor of Preaching at Southern Seminary, "Does the discovery of CTE make playing football unethical?"
Keep Your Eyes on Jesus
The life of faith is difficult. But there is a joy waiting for us beyond all comparison.
How To Be Lonely (To The Glory Of God)
No matter how severe our loneliness might be, it can never surpass the loneliness of Christ crucified.
Links For The Church (8/19)
This week's links include resources on caring for single parents, calling and serving, teaching children to love the vulnerable, and praying in spiritual warfare.
An Interview with Jason K. Allen
Dr. Allen answers questions about his new book
Dr. Allen answers questions about his new book, Letters to My Students, Vol 1: On Preaching.
H.B. Charles Jr. On The Church and the 21st Century
Series: Conversations
What is the one thing the local church needs to get right in the 21st century?
Jonathan Leeman on Distinguishing Between Primary and Secondary Issues
Series: Conversations
FTC.co asks Jonathan Leeman, an Elder at Cheverly Baptist Church in Washington D.C. and Editorial Director at 9Marks Ministries, "How do we distinguish between primary and secondary issues?"
