If you’re a college student about to head home for the summer, here are four ways to face the challenges that may come.
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Irwyn Ince and Mark Vroegop discuss parenting strategies for cultivating healthy masculinity in sons, exploring how to guide boys toward God-honoring lives.
In a fast-paced, throwaway culture with a sped-up decay rate, let’s rethink Christian worship and the ways we stand apart from time.
Many of us have good intentions when it comes to reading our Bibles. How can busy people with full lives make those intentions a reality?
Collin Hansen and Allen Guelzo discuss Abraham Lincoln’s leadership during the Civil War and its relevance to understanding and preserving democratic values today.
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Defeating enemies and protecting sheep: both are present in the shepherding work of the Lord Jesus for us.
Gentile inclusion doesn’t affirm same-sex sexual relationships, but it does help us see that every human is invited into Jesus’s kingdom on the same basis.
Megan Hill, Gavin Ortlund, and Winfree Brisley explore the unique challenges and blessings of growing up in ministry.
Irwyn Ince and Mark Vroegop discuss parenting strategies for cultivating healthy masculinity in sons, exploring how to guide boys toward God-honoring lives.
Collin Hansen and Allen Guelzo discuss Abraham Lincoln’s leadership during the Civil War and its relevance to understanding and preserving democratic values today.
At TGCW24, we’ll discuss and aim to answer the question the world has been asking for more than 2,000 years—who is Jesus?
Ruth Chou Simons teaches how embracing God’s character can guide and sustain believers through life’s challenges.
If you’re a college student about to head home for the summer, here are four ways to face the challenges that may come.
There are a million ways to point young kids to God. But how can we take it a step further and help them begin to understand the gospel?
Megan Hill, Gavin Ortlund, and Winfree Brisley explore the unique challenges and blessings of growing up in ministry.
‘You Are a Tree’ calls us to tend to words and language in both a meditative and a rigorous manner, and in doing so, inspires us to care about the literary arts and to be concerned about their fading status in our larger world today.
Antisemitism is on the rise. We can push back against anti-Jewish prejudice by watching and sharing films like these.
Irwyn Ince and Mark Vroegop discuss parenting strategies for cultivating healthy masculinity in sons, exploring how to guide boys toward God-honoring lives.
How should we think about neurodivergence? And how might that help us love our brothers and sisters who embrace this label?
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