For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. If I am to go on living in the body, this will mean fruitful labor for me.

Presentation: Kevin DeYoung “uses categories from Charles Hodge’s Systematic Theology to provide a framework for discussing Christian nationalism. Kevin then goes on to ask a question: ‘If someone ...

“There have always been incentives for top companies in an industry to call for regulations that give them a competitive advantage over upstart companies. Regulatory capture, as it is called, is a ...

It was I who was more prone to impulsive risk-taking and danger. In his short, twenty-six years of life, Jalen always calculated his risks with remarkable maturity.

“In their motion to dismiss, attorneys for the SBC and the EC argued that the lawsuit contained no specific allegations of wrongdoing by either organization and failed to establish federal ...

“…it seems to me that public schools, television, and even businesses have recently gone overboard celebrating Halloween. … It has become an unofficial national American holiday. Why? Because America ...

Music isn’t the only place we need to consider in this regard, but it is often the most obvious starting point. Music Is a ...

“Christians might listen to their own pastor for 30 minutes a week but watch their favorite podcaster for 30 minutes or more each day. How should church leaders navigate this outside influence? And ...

Yes, an adulterous affair should disqualify a man from pastoral ministry. However, once he’s out of the pulpit, he quickly discovers he’s not qualified to do anything else that pays the bills and, not ...

Tyndale fled to Antwerp, Belgium, in 1528, and would mostly stay there until his death in 1536, except for some time in ...

“We should evaluate the positives and negatives of the gospel hymns, asking questions of the genre and of ourselves. To conclude this series, I would like to present several aspects of the gospel ...

“Calvin’s views on work arose out of his thinking on divine callings (vocatio). In contrast to the idea that only the religious; i.e. monks, nuns, and priests had a ‘calling’ to serve God, Calvin ...