Complementarians and the Rise of Second-Wave Evangelical Feminism
The collapse of complementarianism hasn’t happened yet, but the cracks can no longer be ignored.
By Bryan Laughlin, Doug Ponder
| February 26, 2024
A Crisis of Leadership and the Elder Solution (Part 1): Theology Is Upstream
As goes the church’s elders, so goes the world’s leaders.
By Joe Holland
| February 5, 2024
Learning Homiletics from Francis J. Grimké
For Grimké, there was no higher pastoral priority than feeding the people of God by preaching the Word of God.
By Matt Cohen
| January 15, 2024
Maybe This Will Be Your Year . . . to Die
Long for when your toil will be over, and you will finally be home with your Lord where sin and death will be no more
By Joe Holland
| January 1, 2024
Who Are You at Christmas?
Christmas marks an annual pilgrimage of a mixed multitude, all forced (some happily so) to consider the claims of the Nazarene carpenter born in Bethlehem.
By Joe Holland
| December 25, 2023
Don’t Ruin Good Content: Proficient Pulpit Rhetoric
How you communicate the message is not as important as the message, but it is still important.
By Jonathan Nason
| December 18, 2023
Footstool Theology: Christ Will Conquer
God the Father has already decided where his Son’s footstool will come from, and it isn’t IKEA.
By Joe Holland
| December 11, 2023
Thanksgiving as the Will of God for His People
The appropriate Christian response all that God has given—from his creation and salvation to his instruction and correction—is thankfulness.
By Doug Ponder
| December 4, 2023