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- 我家附近的教堂被拆了
一旦教会背离圣道，就会失去培养真正基督徒所需的属灵力量。
- 如何制定教会安息年制度
把同工的身心健康放在重要位置，就能帮助教会建立一个可持续发展、充满活力的事工文化，让教会在未 […]
- 帮助耳聋学生茁壮成长
福音联盟采访了一位基督徒聋人教师，询问她工作和信仰的关系。
- 携手同心，消除教会冲突
分裂在教会中的表现形式有很多：有人散布谣言，有人挑拨离间，有人拉帮结派，有人制造矛盾。这些行 […]
- 《角斗士 2》与基督教革命的先兆
在现今这个同样充满堕落气息的西方世界，我们或许也将见证一场新的基督教革命的到来？
- 困境、滋养、传承：从《熊家餐馆》第三季看教会事工
这是一个别具匠心的视角——通过一部聚焦餐饮行业的剧集，来反思教会事工的本质。这两个看似风马牛 […]
- 我们是在用人工智能打造现代版巴别塔吗？
在人工智能领域，上帝赐予我们一件新工具，让我们能够参与他改造万物的工程，但魔鬼也会利用它来放 […]
- 《罗马书》8:28 为什么不能缓解你的焦虑？
如果你的财宝在地上，你就永远不会有平安。
- 关于反堕胎运动的五种迷思
所有反堕胎的基督徒都要学会在校园里、在职场中，有理有据地为捍卫生命发声。
- 如何祝福那些离开教会的人
如果我们提前知道谁要离开教会，我们就有机会用一种既能祝福教会又能祝福离开者的方式来道别。
- 没有“姊妹事工”如何牧养姊妹
神的恩慈使我们的“枝子”不断成长——我们正在考虑建立一些架子来更好地满足会众中女性的需要。当 […]
- 打开圣经，祝福你的教会
地方教会是开展门训的最佳场所，当我们与同样立约的基督徒一同阅读圣经时，我们正在做一件具有永恒 […]
- 2024 年值得牧师们阅读的最佳书籍
到了年底，我们向世界各地的牧师提出了一个简单的问题：你在 2024 […]
- 谁说了算？宣教士生活中的权威
当我们明确“谁有权负责做什么”时，我们才能为宣教士提供最有效的属灵关怀。我们必须清楚，哪个机 […]
- 使用逐字稿讲道的实用技巧
使用逐字稿的目标是让你的讲道看起来不像是在读稿，这并不容易。我在这条路上也走过不少弯路，但从 […]
- 以教会为中心的生活
以基督为中心的生活就是以教会为中心的生活。只有以教会为中心的生活才能创造我们迫切寻求的那种平 […]
- “声名狼藉”的威廉·克尼布：生平简述
鲜有宣教士能像威廉·克尼布一样，拥有如此独特的宣教形式和广泛的影响力。然而，他的生命和事工仍是 […]
- 牧师们，要进行艰难的对话
感谢神的恩典，如果不是一位忠心的牧师在最恰当的时刻以爱之名说出真相，我很有可能正在盲目地带领 […]
- 关于阅读教父著作
作为新教基督徒，我们热爱宗教改革家和清教徒的著作（如果不爱，你要好好反思）。然而，随着当代美 […]
- 圣经是否教导基督徒必须去教会？
神已经预定了教会，作为你基督徒生活中最根本的方面。如果你想要体验神为你预备的一切——认识祂、 […]
- 香港牧师开始更多关注Z世代心理健康
在过去两年里，牧养香港一间有着多元文化的福音派教会牧师KK […]
- 我拒绝成功神学，但渴望它所承诺的事
就其最常见的形象而言，成功神学 (prosperity gospel，又称 “昌盛福音” ) […]
- 让教会为“渴望真理者”腾出空间
近几十年来，随着质疑信仰的相关趋势，以及日益增长的世俗化、人们离开信仰及教会、妥协于生活的灵 […]
- 2024年十大圣经考古发现
虽然以色列持续的冲突缩限了2024一整年的圣经考古活动，然而部分能进行的考古挖掘中有些令人瞩目的发 […]
- 理查·海斯 (Richard B. Hays) 逝世 — 教导人们《新约》道德视野的伦理神学家
理查·B·海斯 (Richard B. Hays) […]
- 神圣的“不幸福感”
对许多人而言，新日历的开始可能是一年中最有动力的时刻。我们会列出一系列过于乐观的计画，希望新 […]
- 基督徒妈妈们的压力比谁都大
在巴纳集团 (Barna Group) 一项最新调查中，大多数家中有孩子的女性 (69%) […]
- 逝世:吉米·卡特总统——政治家、花生农夫及基督徒
前美国总统吉米·卡特(Jimmy […]
- Ahistoricism Leads to Doctrinal Drift
The church is always situated in a cultural context. Ever since the early church, Christians have grappled with how to speak the gospel […]
- Take Your Anxiety to Church
If we share our fear and anxiety only in the therapy room, we’re missing out on many blessings God intends for us to receive in the […]
- Longing for the Holy Spirit’s Power
Nancy Guthrie considers how our experience of the Holy Spirit today differs from that of Old Testament saints, unpacking the advantages of […]
- How Was the West Shaped? It’s Complicated.
‘How the West Made the World’ has lots going for it, including Quinn’s range, scholarship, and prose. But lovers of big history, and […]
- Biblical Theology Is for Nerds
For those immersed in ‘nerd culture,’ the journey into biblical theology could feel surprisingly familiar.
- Why Pastors Need Accountability (with Paul Tripp)
Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry are joined by special guest Paul Tripp to remind pastors that community, accountability, and the Holy […]
- What Does ‘Love Your Enemies’ Not Mean?
We tend to elevate certain teachings of Jesus at the expense of others, but we must read Scripture as a whole.
- Two 2024 Moments (in Paris) Define Western’s Culture Vibe Shift
Two moments in Paris last year feel symbolic of Western culture’s wake-up call: We don’t know what we have until it’s lost—or […]
- The God Who Reigns (2 Sam. 7:1–27)
Don Carson explores the biblical concept of kingship, focusing on God’s reign, the establishment of the Davidic dynasty, the promise of […]
- Don’t Become a Fallen Pastor
The closer I get to standing before the Lord, the deeper pastoral failures affect me. Each prompts me to fight presumption.
- A Template of Praise from Psalm 103
We should remind ourselves of the good things God has done for us. The psalmist of Psalm 103 focuses on five main blessings.
- 2 Things That Matter More Than Your Preferred Style at Church
Prioritize two main things in your church decision-making process. Choose a church that is centered on the word and driven by love.
- Crossway+ Special: 50% Off the Top 24 Books of 2024
An exclusive offer for Crossway+ members on the 24 bestselling Crossway titles of 2024.
- Learn How to Pursue Christian Unity from Two Men Who Didn’t
It would be really good if we lived in a world where Christians didn’t disagree with each other. But we do live in a world where […]
- 7 Heart Postures to Cultivate in Your Discipling Relationships
Discipling isn’t just about what we do, but also how we do it. If we aren’t careful, we can become overly programmatic in our approach […]
- Podcast: What Does It Mean That Women Should “Remain Quiet” at Church? (Claire Smith)
Claire Smith discusses what Paul says in 1 Timothy 2, why he says it, and what impact it should have on how men and women view their roles […]
- 9 Bible Promises About God’s Forgiveness
For as high as the heavens are above the earth, so great is his steadfast love toward those who fear him; as far as the east is from the […]
- Why You Need Confidence to Teach the Bible
Anyone who is going to teach the Bible needs real conviction that God acts through the proclamation of his word. Additionally, you need […]
- I’ve Heard It Said, “Good Things Come to Those Who Wait”
Waiting is a part of the created order. It’s a part of our humanity. To be human is to wait but with a particular nuance.
- Do You Ever Question Your Digital Habits?
Habits such as reading Scripture, prayer, and faithful membership in a local church are integral to growing as believers. But the […]
- 2024 Report on Staffing the Federal Arts and Culture Organizations
The federal government’s four primary arts and culture organizations (the NEA, NEH, IMLS, and CPB) funnel over $1 billion every year into […]
- Russell Kirk: The Father of the Conservative Intellectual Movement
Russell Amos Kirk, a towering figure in the development of American conservatism, was born on October 19, 1918, in Plymouth, Michigan. Over […]
- J.D. Vance on Our Civilizational Crisis
J.D. Vance, winner of the 2022 Republican primary for Ohio Senate, discusses his book, Hillbilly Elegy, and its influence on his […]
- Does Capitalism Destroy Culture?
Does capitalism corrode culture? I think the answer is yes and no. The post Does Capitalism Destroy Culture? appeared first on […]
- An Unjust Law Is No Law At All: Excerpts from “Letter from Birmingham Jail”
There are two types of laws: just and unjust. I would agree with St. Augustine that “an unjust law is no law at all.” The post An […]
- In Memoriam: James V. Schall (1928–2019)
Remembering a legendary teacher The post In Memoriam: James V. Schall (1928–2019) appeared first on Intercollegiate Studies Institute.
- Make España Great Again
Has Terry Gilliam’s film version of “Don Quixote” been worth the decades-long wait? The post Make España Great Again appeared first […]
- 9 Books on Political Behavior That Every Student of Politics Should Read
To understand public opinion and political behavior, you need to think like a scientist. The post 9 Books on Political Behavior That Every […]
- What Happens When We Don’t Talk About Virtue
We don't talk about the traditional virtues anymore. Is that a blessing or a curse? The post What Happens When We Don’t Talk About Virtue […]
- Economists Must Answer for More than Just Economics
We need a combination of supreme moral sensitivity and economic knowledge. The post Economists Must Answer for More than Just Economics […]
- Theater of the Divine
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Peter Kreeft joins in to discuss his […]
- Make Buildings Beautiful Again
In this episode, Justin Shubow joins Rusty Reno at The Editor’s Desk to talk about his essay, “ Monument to Failure ” from the March […]
- Events Roundup—1.10.25
Neuhaus Lecture with Patrick Deneen: “We Are All Postliberals Now” Thursday, February 13 Sarasota, Florida Continue Reading »
- The Reading Debate Is Over
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Robert Pondiscio joins in to discuss his […]
- The Poetry of Opera
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Dana Gioia joins in to discuss his new […]
- How Civilization Became Christian
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Mike Aquilina joins in to discuss his new […]
- Israel’s Total Victory
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Daniel Pipes joins in to discuss his new […]
- Christianity and Italian Politics
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Rosario Forlenza and Bjørn Thomassen […]
- G. K. Chesterton on Life Stories
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Brady Stiller joins in to discuss his new […]
- The Life of a Young Saint
The latest installment of an ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein. Christine M. Wohar joins in to discuss […]
- Pilgrimage to the Cosmos
Those who turn the pages of Philip C. Kolin's book of poetry, "Evangeliaries," will be going on a pilgrimage of grace. It is necessary, […]
- “Rifles and Rosary Beads”
Rifles and Rosary Beads You hold on to what you need Vicodin, morphine dreams Rifles and Rosary Beads Yellow smoke orange haze Blowin' into […]
- The Sabbath and Striving for the Good Life
Daniel Fitzpatrick's book "Restoring the Lord’s Day" is, in essence, a diagnosis of the ills of modernity viewed from the aspect of the […]
- Sacred Truths in a Profane World
By and large the educated elites in the Western world today are without religious belief and often animated by a “culture of […]
- Immigration Policy & the Forgotten Right to a Homeland
There is one aspect of the immigration debate that most liberals do not like to discuss. Recognizing a right for anyone to flee misfortune, […]
- A Stranger to Fame
Malachy G. Carroll might have had only one novel in him, and he might have only one novel to his largely unknown name, but it’s a minor […]
- Our Ancient Faith: Lincoln, Democracy, & the American Experiment
Allen Guelzo might very well have had the current state of affairs in his country in mind when he set out to offer this rumination on […]
- The Difference Between Fellow Travelers and Friends
The rich soil of faith, family, and friends is where community is formed, where relationships flourish, where roots go down that nourish […]
- Chaucer’s “The Book of Troilus”
Some people frolic in the European Middle Age, whereas most people hearing that designation think hair loss and weight gain. And that is […]
- You Need a Metronome
The best moral formation often comes from music. It was my first year singing in our Dominican Schola and I was learning the intricate […]
- Why Should We Honor the Aged? 1 Timothy 5:1–2, Part 1
We ought to honor the elderly; the Bible makes that clear. But why? Do we honor the aged because they are often wiser, or does the reason […]
- Is It Good That You Exist?
The door flew open. My anxious, driven pre-med roommate rushed in. I was sitting on my bed, snarfing chips and a coke, reading about […]
- Do Not Love the World
Do not love the world or the things in the world. (1 John 2:15) My oldest daughter was three years old when we walked through […]
- Truth Without Compromise: Paul’s Transparent Ministry
What does it look like to live and speak the truth without compromise? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper highlights Paul’s […]
- The Pleasure That Defeats Pornography
How does a promise about the future help us fight for purity today? Pastor John unpacks the power of the greatest pleasure purchased at the […]
- Deception and Delusion: The Danger of Abandoning the Truth
What are the consequences of turning away from truth? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper examines how rejecting God’s truth […]
- Talk to God in His Own Language: Learning to Pray the Bible
I have learned to . . . season my prayers with the word of God. It’s a way of talking to God in his language — speaking his dialect, […]
- Sorrows Are Normal for Now: What to Expect on Your Journey Home
In this fallen world, expect suffering and sorrows. But also know that, in Christ, they are limited, designed, and rewarded by a kind and […]
- How to Save Yourself and Your Hearers: 1 Timothy 4:11–16
Why is it so important for elders to attend to their own souls? Because as the elders go, so goes the church.Watch Now
- Is Your Hospitality Christian?
It’s no small secret that Christianity and hospitality go hand and hand. “Contribute to the needs of the saints and seek to show […]
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