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The jealousy of God is his holy commitment to his honor, glory and love seen in the salvation of his people and the just condemnation of all who o...
In its most basic economic sense, consumption is a purely neutral term that refers to the use of goods and services by households.
Brett McCracken reflects on why the digital age is making us angrier than ever, and what Christians can do to resist the triggers of anger.
Tyler Wittman reviews ‘Culture of Theology’ (Baker Academic, 2019) by John Webster.
Hunter Beaumont reviews Brian Fikkert and Kelly Kapic’s ‘Becoming Whole: Why the Opposite of Poverty Isn’t the American Dream’ (Moody Publishers, ...
Bill Farley shows how the Old Testament book of Leviticus is crucial to understanding the cross of Jesus Christ and is worthy of our close attenti...
The post-pandemic future may be a hybrid, Jay Kim writes. But for all who are able, the embodied, in-person gathering must become the priority onc...
COVID-19 has disrupted normal rhythms of fellowship and hospitality. It's also allowed us the time to learn a few new things about our relati...
See the Stormology Series Description for more information on this lesson. Introduction Quote: Eugene Peterson has observed,
Don’t let every inch of your attention be colonized by content, Brett McCracken writes. Carve out space for stillness and silence.
