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A New Covenant Meal for Mission
Mathew Sims
September 12, 2015
As we drive along the San Francisco Bay, the sunlight fights the pressing fog. When the city diminishes in the
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Gaining by Losing Why The Future Belongs To Churches That Send
Dave Jenkins
September 11, 2015
Five times in the New Testament writers command Christians to go and make disciples. Over the past decade, we’ve seen
Defending Substitution: An Essay on Atonement in Paul
Mike Boling
September 10, 2015
As Christians, we believe that the death of Jesus on the cross accomplished something, namely dealing with the sin and
Three Ways to Redeem Our Reading
Nick Batzig
September 9, 2015
Dr. Joel Beeke once said, “Before I read anything, I pray that the Lord would give me the grace to discern
Recapturing The Voice of God Shaping Sermons Like Scripture
Dave Jenkins
September 9, 2015
One of my favorite genres to read within pastoral theology is books on preaching. This should come as no surprise
Schaeffer on the Christian Life
David Dunham
September 8, 2015
I have long had a dream of visiting L’Abri, the mission project of Francis and Edith Schaeffer in the Swiss
Dealing With False Teachers
Zach Barnhart
September 7, 2015
Editor’s note: The purpose of this series is to walk through the book of Titus and learn what the Lord
Exploring the Connection Between the Gospel, Discipleship, Missions, and Apologetics
Dave Jenkins
September 7, 2015
Few issues today are as important as understanding the connection between the gospel, discipleship, missions, and apologetics. I’ve learned these