Faith Alone The Doctrine of Justification: What the Reformers Taught… and Why It Still Matters
Dave Jenkins
January 8, 2016
Few issues are as important to a right understanding of the gospel as justification. The recovery of this doctrine as
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Rediscovering Discipleship (Robby Gallaty)
Zach Barnhart
January 7, 2016
If you look up the definition of “mixed bag” in the dictionary, it’s possible you may see a picture of
A Review of “Help My Unbelief” by Barnabas Piper
David Dunham
January 4, 2016
Doubt is a normal, if still troubling, part of the Christian life. I counsel people on a regular basis for
Why Trust the Bible?
Mike Boling
December 31, 2015
Why should anyone place their full faith and trust in the Bible? After all, there are numerous other self-proclaimed spiritual
We Cannot Be Silent (R. Albert Mohler, Jr.)
Zach Barnhart
December 30, 2015
How did we get here? This is the question that We Cannot Be Silent seeks to answer. In the wake
Preaching The Whole Counsel of God: Design And Deliver Gospel-Centered Sermons
Dave Jenkins
December 29, 2015
Biblical preaching begins with faithful hermeneutics, discovering the truth of the text. It’s not only the nuts and bolts of
Gay…Such Were Some of Us
David Dunham
December 28, 2015
Our modern culture has granted a certain kind of power to personal biography. Whether we are reading about a child
The Original Jesus by Dan Darling
David Dunham
December 27, 2015
The temptation to conform Jesus to our own ideals is both real and subtle. It happens to all of us