When the Headlines are Horrifying
In Christ we have been made citizens of a Kingdom that will never crumble.
The War of Words
The purpose of engaging our neighbors is not to show that we are right, but to love them and to lead them to submit to the word of God.
Should Christians Pursue the Arts?
When experience is linked with right actions and right ideas, something occurs that is truly honoring to God
Gospel Implications For Racial Reconciliation
God’s work throughout redemptive history—namely Christ’s life, death, and resurrection—has definitive implications for the way we should view racial reconciliation.
I Was Wrong. I’m No White Knight.
What if it wasn’t the community who needed me and my church, but rather me and my church who needed that community?
‘Sitting Shiva’ with the World
In a world erupting with grief, fear, and wrath, sometimes prayerful silence is the best revolution.
How to Avoid Anger Overload in the Digital Age
Are humans situated in specific contexts meant to bear the weight of a world’s worth of grief and outrage?
Episode 080: Jonathan Dodson on Our Good Crisis
On this episode of the FTC Podcast, Jared Wilson interviews pastor and author Jonathan Dodson on the revolutionary help of the Beatitudes for our culture in crisis.
More Than Marriage: What’s Behind Polyamory In the Church
The presence of polyamory among professing believers is yet another manifestation of a culturally accommodating Christianity that seeks to worship the Lord on its own terms.
Acts 15, Infanticide, and Using the Bible in Ethics
The Bible gives us the necessary worldview and the essential principles needed for thinking through these issues with the right perspective.