In a society where unbelief and loneliness seem to be gaining ground, L’Abri has been used by God to build faith in Christ and hope for community among people. Although it has been decades since his death, Francis Schaeffer’s legacy continues to live on to the glory of God.
Listening is the quietest way to shout, “I love you.” Here are 12 ways to improve your listening and make others feel heard.
Mark Dever offers some advice on what you need to look for, and what you need to do if you are thinking about leaving a church.
I’ve never written all those things down about my mom in one place before. I’m not even sure I’ve ever fully taken in all the things she did in her life. -Ligon Duncan
You must show them you’re there to love and care for them in a way that honors God and reflects his care for the church.
Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, and Melissa Kruger discuss strategies for engaging and supporting women in church leadership roles.
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In a culture that’s quick to label relationships ‘toxic,’ it’s common to hear of adult children severing ties with their parents. So how can you pursue a better relationship with your adult child and his or her spouse?
What a groundbreaking report means for common claims about caring for trans-identifying youth.
Rebecca McLaughlin outlines a three-step approach for Christians grappling with doubts: pray, ask tough questions, and lean on fellow Christians.
Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, and Melissa Kruger discuss strategies for engaging and supporting women in church leadership roles.
Gavin Ortlund and Jay Kim question if the essential physical elements of traditional church can be authentically replicated in a virtual environment.
Rebecca McLaughlin advocates for truly listening to those with whom we disagree on political issues, seeking to understand their reasoning and perspective.
Collin Hansen and David Brooks discuss the power of kindness, how to make others feel recognized and significant, and why suffering creates empathy and strengthens our connections.
‘The Mark of the Christian’ is a brief book; you can read it in about an hour. Yet it may carry more weight today than at any time in the last half-century because it reminds us of the importance of loving our neighbor and being able to disagree well—vital skills in an increasingly polarized age.
In a society where unbelief and loneliness seem to be gaining ground, L’Abri has been used by God to build faith in Christ and hope for community among people. Although it has been decades since his death, Francis Schaeffer’s legacy continues to live on to the glory of God.
Just as physical fruit is a delight to our senses, spiritual fruit is a delight to our souls.
Fourteen years ago, a small-group leader in Malaysia decided to try something different.
Listening is the quietest way to shout, “I love you.” Here are 12 ways to improve your listening and make others feel heard.
Examining and understanding hurt’s causes can help us grieve rightly, take appropriate action, and then move forward.
I’ve never written all those things down about my mom in one place before. I’m not even sure I’ve ever fully taken in all the things she did in her life. -Ligon Duncan
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