The Mediator We Cannot Do Without: Why Jesus Alone Bridges the Gap Between God and Humanity
There is a longing buried deep in the human heart—a sense that something has gone terribly wrong, that we are cut off from something we...
There is a longing buried deep in the human heart—a sense that something has gone terribly wrong, that we are cut off from something we...
There is a moment most of us have experienced: standing outside on a clear night, staring up at a sky crowded with stars, and feeling...
There is a particular kind of grief that comes from walking past a church that is no longer a church. The stained glass has been...
There is something uniquely disorienting about a wolf in shepherd’s clothing. A straightforward atheist, however wrong, is at least honest about where he stands. But...
Two thousand years ago, on a dusty road near Caesarea Philippi, Jesus turned to his disciples and asked the most important question in human history:...
There is a moment most of us know well: the phone call that changes everything, the diagnosis delivered in a sterile room, the betrayal that...
There is a phrase that has been circulating in apologetics circles lately, and it deserves to be heard in every church: “Reality is undefeated.” It...
There is a quiet fear that lives in the hearts of many sincere Christians. It sounds something like this: If God cares about my obedience,...
There is a moment in many Sunday services that passes almost without notice. A tray of small cups and broken bread moves quietly down the...
There is a word that millions of Christians use to describe themselves, yet few can define with confidence. Evangelical. Over recent decades it has been...