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Podcast: Are You Courageous or Cowardly? (Joe Rigney)

Joe Rigney discusses what it really means to have Christian courage. He explores why, contrary to common misconceptions, true courage isn’t the absence of fear but rather requires it.

What the Book of Hebrews Teaches Us about Jesus

In this video, pastor Matt Capps discusses the unique contribution that the book of Hebrews makes to the New Testament.

How to Mobilize Your Small Group for Mission

Jeff Vanderstelt offers some practical ideas for mobilizing your small group to be on mission for Jesus.

Podcast: Unicorns, Allegory, and Stories That Give Us Hope (Kathryn Butler)

Kathryn Butler talks about writing Christian fiction and how she has crafted books that weave together biblical themes and compelling storytelling.

On Bible Translation: A Q&A with Leland Ryken - Part 2

Part 2 of an interview where Leland Ryken clarifies some of the issues of modern Bible translation and makes a case for an essentially literal approach.

The Resurrection: This Changes Everything

Jesus’ resurrection does not only change us by saving our souls, making us holy, and filling us with power to live.

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Podcast: Embracing Spiritual Authority in the Face of Pastoral Failure (David Mathis)

David Mathis discusses the topic of spiritual authority—what it is, who has it, and how we should respond when that authority is abused.

Podcast: A Few Things to Remember before You Vote (Jonathan Leeman)

How should my Christian beliefs impact how I vote? Is it okay to vote for the lesser of two evils? In this podcast, Jonathan Leeman offers his thoughts on all of these questions and more.

A Letter from Lane Dennis Regarding the Flood

Crossway updates readers and supporters on the flood that swept through Crossway's headquarters.

2 Glorious Themes from These Overlooked Books of the Bible

Matthew S. Harmon

In the context of 2 Peter and Jude, there’s a very strong emphasis on the reality of God judging those who are in rebellion against him. And that’s intended as comfort for his people.

Video: Kathy Keller on Reading the Bible Every Day

In this video, Kathy Keller encourages us to make time for God's Word each day, even if it's just a few short minutes.

How We Can Best Pray for Our Hurting Friends

Dave Furman

Rather than just telling people you're praying for them, pray aloud for them in their presence.

Help Wanted: Looking for Someone to Make My Kids Love the Bible

Jessica Thompson

What can we do to make it easier for our kids to love God’s Word, instead of merely forcing it on them?

The Amazing Truth at the Heart of the Psalms

Dane Ortlund

The Psalms have an important message: God loves you.

An Historic Opportunity in China

Lane T. Dennis proposes two historic opportunities in China.

Mom, Your Hardest Day Is Not the End of Your Story

Katie Faris

Mourning may last for a night, but rejoicing does come in the morning, and in light of these momentary troubles and trials, there is an eternal glory that far outweighs them all.

Church Membership and Discipline: An Interview with Jonathan Leeman

Crossway interviewsJonathan Leeman about his book, The Church and the Surprising Offense of God’s Love: Reintroducing the Doctrines of Church Membership and Discipline.

Introducing ‘The King and the Dragon’

A new picture book for kids ages 3–5 with colorful and whimsical artwork that celebrates God’s ultimate victory over sin and death.

J. I. Packer: In His Own Words

We ask you to join us in thanking God for J. I. Packer—a man who has consistently evidenced a passion for God's glory and a love for God's church.

Podcast: Inherent Dangers of the Information Age (Brett McCracken)

Brett McCracken discusses what it looks like to pursue true wisdom in a noisy and confused age.

Looking Back While Looking Ahead

Ryan Kelly

As David looks back in reflection on his life, he writes not a lament about how many enemies he’s had to face but a praise song for how much deliverance and faithfulness the Lord has shown.

Video: J.I. Packer on Weakness

J.I. Packer, renowned theologian and author of the forthcoming Weakness is the Way, reflects on his experience of weakness, having been hit by a bread truck as a child and now facing the realities of aging.

The Third Dimension of Writing: Bret Lott on Saying Exactly What You Mean

Brett Lott discusses the third dimension of writing.

"God Becomes Man"...What?

Elyse Fitzpatrick

Elyse Fitzpatrick reflects on the humanity of Christ at Christmas.

A Go-Between for God’s People

Jon Nielson

God’s word and his holiness ought to bring us to our knees in fear, reverence, and obedience. And they ought to make us ask for a mediator—someone to act as a go-between for us and God.

Face It: You're Going to Die . . . and Then Rise

Bob Cutillo, MD

The church bears witness to a watching world. What does it mean to die well, and place our hope in the resurrection?

Behind the Book: Phil Ryken Talks About "Loving the Way Jesus Loves"

Phil Ryken gives readers a behind the scenes perspective on the art and content development of his recent book, Loving the Way Jesus Loves.

Does America’s History Reveal a Common Consensus on Abortion?

Leah Savas

Knowing abortion is murder is not something that is just a result of modern technology. It has been the common sense of people in America for centuries.

Done before Do

Bryan Chapell

When you see the message of grace unfolding in the Bible a pattern emerges. God is gracious to us, and then expects us to respond.