This week's links include resources on boundaries in ministry, incarnation and work, routine Bible reading, and comforting suffering people.

The typical ways we view friendships, discipleship, and sanctification may be overlooking an important way God uses our relationships with others.

While singleness may, at times, be a function of cultural shifts and an extended adolescence among some adults, no single person remains single outside of the sovereignty—and goodness—of God.

Parents, when you’re so tired you can barely function, consider this a chance to enjoy the privilege of friendship, family, and fellowship in the body of Christ.

This week's links include resources on true beauty, Christianity without community, being alone during the holidays, and pastors visiting workplaces. 

Friends, none of us feels exactly what we ought to feel. But thank God we have a Bible that tells us the truth even if we can’t do the same thing for ourselves.

When God’s people gather together for worship, the next generation’s eyes are wide open.

This week's links include resources on homosexuality, Christian success, Jesus as a Baptist, listening to the hard of hearing, and church's handling accusations against elders.

This week's links include resources on a difficult marriage, if mission work is good, the early church, weeping for lost souls, Victoria's Secret, and going to church. 

What if the bigger issue in having your kids obey isn't their obedience, but rather, is your patience with them?

The greatness of both our sin and our forgiveness should inspire us to sing the greatness of our Savior, Jesus Christ.

We can have meaningful church membership because what Jesus died for, he will also give life to. Jesus died for the church. He will give life to it.

This week's links include resources on church volunteers, love and marriage, hope in the sexual revolution, and resting in Jesus. 

If we are talking about the gospel in such a way that doesn’t ever make people want to go, we’re doing it wrong.

Parents, use the sacred space of car rides and other "as you go" moments to explore and deepen your family faith story with the people who matter most.

Choosing to hold a grudge is tremendously powerful, controlling others and you. Forgiving is even more powerful, liberating others and you.

This week's links include resources on moms who need to slow down, trendiness and the Bible, women who struggle with pornography, and Paul's example in politics. 

Jesus’ ministry in homes was a ministry of love. Such love in the most private of places was a most potent apologetic to an unbelieving world. It still is.

I don’t know of a person on Earth who doesn’t need to know what it feels like to be loved by God. Consequently, each week, with the Spirit’s help, we’re going to take our best shot at it.

What does Jesus think about those who have money and celebrity? Is there a place for them at his Table and in his circle of friends?

This week's links include resources on encouraging one another, women spreading the word, truths for grandparents, feeling God's love, loving your single friends, and pastors developing true friendships.

This week's links include resources on age diversity in the church, lamenting, when work is hard, and renewed joy in ministry. 

The fact that we are singing to and about God ought to make us pause and breathe a little deeply and at least consider the words coming out of our mouths.

Culture will shift, our feelings will shift, and human opinion will shift. But truth will not.

Worship is not a condiment, meant merely to flavor the Christian life.

This week's links include resources on ordering our loves, what our liturgy celebrates, responding to pornography, and gratitude. 

The ministry of love outside of Sunday morning gatherings creates the credibility that not only arrests, but keeps the attention of those inside the church and outside it.

We must have strong hermeneutical standards, but those hermeneutical standards are wrecked if we do not begin with all of Scripture being God-breathed.

The only perfect church, filled with non-problematic people is in Heaven. Be faithful in the present without wishing for the past.

This week's links include resources on collaborative creativity, Puritan women and the Bible, the Christian's role in #MeToo, and why we need rural churches. 

The difficulty we face in our families takes time to process, and in The Storm-Tossed Family, Dr. Moore walks with the reader every step of the way.

I carefully study, edit, prepare, and pray over my sermon every week. What would it look like to prepare and pray about the words I speak at home?

This week's links include resources on missions and wanderlust, the 9th commandment and social media, creativity in doing good, compassion burnout, an 6 lessons for mental health issues. 

Watch all 6 sermons from FTC18. 

True greatness, according to Jesus, is found in being rather unimpressive.

Christians, of all people in the world, should be the best apologizers.

Apologetics and thoughtful witness effectively takes place where there is real and loving presence with others.

This week's links include resources on long-term community, living a diverse life, stronger small groups, and modeling forgiveness with children. 

Being safe emotionally is the thing that all other things in a marriage depend on.