Podcast: How Can We Be Sure We Have the Right Bible? (John D. Meade & Peter J. Gurry)
Bible scholars John D. Meade and Peter J. Gurry discuss the Bible—where we got it, what we know about the original manuscripts, and how the text was passed from generation to generation.
How to Foster a Gospel Culture
Gospel doctrine creates a gospel culture. The doctrine of grace creates a culture of grace.
3 Words of Counsel to Sufferers
Paul David Tripp
Be aware that you're always preaching to yourself some kind of gospel.
What the Puritans Understood about the Human Heart
Dane Ortlund
The genius of the Puritans was that they knew how to build bridges between Scripture and the human heart.
Is Science the Only Source of Absolute Truth?
Is it scientifically accurate to say that “Science is the only way to get to absolute truth about reality"?
Face Your Doubt . . . and Then Fight It
David Powlison
Don't succumb to guilt if you are doubting; instead, combat your doubt with specific truth.
Identifying the Right and Wrong Motivations for Being a Missionary
Matt Bennett
While our motives will never be totally pure or stable, there are some priorities we should have as we assess what is primarily driving a person to missions.
Podcast: The History and Impact of ‘The New City Catechism’ (Collin Hansen)
Collin Hansen shares insights on deepening your theological convictions in the age of rampant de-conversion and de-churching with a tool that has stood the test of time: catechisms.
A History of Crossway’s Tract Ministry
Through all areas of publishing, Crossway strives to articulate and apply the truth of the gospel to every area of life, and to invite as many readers as possible to trust Jesus Christ as their Savior.
8 Notable Quotes from What Does the Bible Really Teach about Homosexuality?
God’s word addresses how we, as Christians, should think about sexuality and offers us hope and wisdom for navigating today’s cultural landscape with humility and grace.
Why Sin Wasn’t Humanity’s First Problem
Drew Hunter
It’s not good to be alone. Why? Because God made us for friendship.
Friend of Sinners
Dane Ortlund
All our human friendships have a limit to what they can withstand. But what if there were a friend with no limit?
The Benefits of Our Union with Christ
Erika Allen
The phrase “in Christ” or “in him” is used to describe how the benefits of the gospel—the effects of Jesus’s sinless life, death on the cross, and resurrection—are applied to our lives.
The Story of the Trailblazer Who Led Many to Freedom
Shar Walker
Harriet was likely the last person anyone expected to make a sizable impact on human history. Yet the fruit of her labor reached far beyond her lifetime.
What Are You Waiting For?
Nancy Guthrie
Sometimes we end up disappointed with Jesus because we want the miracle, the answer, the reconciliation, the restoration, the healing right now.
Why Beauty Is a Problem without God
Philip Graham Ryken
I think in a way, for somebody who has not yet surrendered to Jesus Christ, beauty is a problem because beauty is so evident in this world, and it awakens a desire for eternal things.
Podcast: Why Are We Apathetic about What Really Matters? (Uche Anizor)
Uche Anizor discusses seven deadly causes of spiritual apathy that we should all be on the lookout for and how to take steps back toward God when we realize we’re not doing well.
Help! I Don’t Know How to Reestablish a Healthy Church after COVID
Tim Patrick
Not meeting together has meant missing out on the countless interactions that establish and enable the very practical supports which overflow from our spiritual unity in Christ.
Does Definite Atonement Undermine Our Assurance of Salvation?
David Gibson
Do you know about the Church of Scotland minister who lost his job for not believing in limited atonement?
Introducing ‘The Sower’
This new beautifully illustrated children's book introduces the biblical imagery of sowing seeds and planting gardens to young readers to help them understand the story of redemptive history.
3 Ways Youth Leaders Can Help Parents
Cameron Cole
Many youth pastors are young, but they still have valuable insights on teenagers that can be of great help to parents.
Christmas Is for the Poor and Humble
R. Kent Hughes
Without a doubt we could spend our lives searching the literature of the world for a story as beautiful as that of the nativity and never find it.
Read-Aloud Video: ‘Arlo and the Keep-Out Club’
Watch a video and enjoy hearing this children's story about the danger of peer pressure and the joy of friendship with Jesus, read aloud by its author.
I’ve Heard It Said, “God Will Accept Me Because I Know I’m a Good Person”
Andrew David Naselli
Our culture just despises the idea of sin, of breaking moral rules from God. And if there is a God, you can earn his approval by living well.
God’s Most Successful Setback
John Piper
Christmas marked the beginning of God’s most successful setback.
Podcast: How the Hope of Heaven Changes Us Right Now (Matt McCullough)
Matt McCullough discusses how the hope of heaven fights temptation, resolves anxiety, and makes suffering purposeful.
Podcast: What an Old Puritan Can Teach Us about the Holy Spirit (Andrew Ballitch)
Andrew Ballitch discusses John Owen’s writings about the Holy Spirit and insights into spiritual gifts, the illumination of Scripture, and how the Spirit indwells believers.
How to Stay Holy When Under Pressure
Rodney D. Stortz
Daniel and his three friends faced extreme pressure during their captivity in Babylon.
Exploring the Bible: A One-Year Reading Plan
The Bible can be rather intimidating to young readers (and old ones alike) and it can be immeasurably helpful to have a little guidance when independently working through the Scriptures.
Virtual Church Is an Oxymoron
Collin Hansen
Virtual church cannot deliver the water of baptism. It cannot deliver the body and the blood, the bread and the wine of Christ's body broken and his blood shed for us.