It is a perennial question pondered by the preacher — how long should my sermon be? Recently a friend took an informal poll on Twitter…
by Julia Hendricks 
Heresies never really go away, do they? They just get repackaged, repurposed, and recycled for every generation. And the Church must always stay on guard
by Julia Hendricks 
I know the usual reasoning in favor of dogs: cats are vicious, little tyrants while dogs are loyal friends. I’ve even heard people say that dogs love unconditionally. I agree with this reasoning
by Julia Hendricks 
In 1943, C. S. Lewis gave three lectures in Durham later published in one volume as The Abolition of Man. The first of these lectures he titled “Men Without Chests,” aimed…
by Julia Hendricks 
Christ is the head of the church. And he does not have out-of-body experiences. To submit to the authority of Jesus Christ over your life is to live in fellowship with the church.
by Julia Hendricks 
We’re pleased to announce today’s release of The Gospel According to Satan: Eight Lies About God that Sound Like the Truth by Midwestern Seminary’s author in residence…
by Julia Hendricks 
In evangelism, we have a very specific bull’s-eye to our aim: we want to persuade people to become followers of Jesus. We want them to convert. But Paul says we persuade
by Henry Cooper
In 1943, C. S. Lewis gave three lectures in Durham later published in one volume as The Abolition of Man. The first of these lectures he titled “Men Without Chests,” aimed…
by Julia Hendricks
It is a perennial question pondered by the preacher — how long should my sermon be? Recently a friend took an informal poll on Twitter…
by Eliot Woods 
The stranger didn’t know I just watched my brother die. I stepped into the elevator to the neurology critical care unit for the last time.
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