“Gospel” Articles

Ghostbusters: Afterlife depicts what we want to believe about reconciliation and eternal life.

A brief survey of America’s flawed history reveals that during Reconstruction our government has attempted to position itself for greatness in terms of using its power to serve the lowliest in its caste system, formerly enslaved citizens.

If we reached every person with the gospel, would the common good happen naturally? Erin and Hannah discuss gospel matters in this episode of their For God and Country series.

The computer science concept of “greedy algorithms” can help frame the gospel in a new and refreshing way.

Our hearts, bodies, and minds need to desire the right things, so that when we are confronted with information that plays on alternate desires and fears we are not persuaded.

So as we nod our heads, bounce our shoulders, and rap with Childish Gambino in “This is America,” we need not disregard the America he and many others perceive, nor dilute it down to sensationalized art.

The Party can best explain what is taking place in Hawkins because they see through the lens of their imaginations.

God hasn’t promised us perfect safety here on earth, but if you believe He has, you will have to question His character when it vanishes.

When we share the Gospel in a way that is deceptive, we strongly imply that the Gospel itself is deceptive.

Wherever Christians choose judgment or the promotion of abortion stigma, wherever we approach those touched by abortion with anything short of the grace and truth of the Gospel, we truly do risk driving women directly into the circles of those who will condone, legitimize, praise, and ultimately perpetuate abortion as an acceptable “solution.”

In a year of bad news and keenly felt desire for something better—our contemporary iteration of creation’s groaning in anticipation of its redemption, people need desperately to hear the Good News.

The “Human Barbie” is, in ways far beyond what Facebook photos and videos show, deeply human.

Revenge will steal your life until you don’t know any other way to live.

Ben Bartlett says redemption isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

Ben Bartlett on why Dan’s advice industry should go on hiatus for a while.