“God is passionately interested in giving us encouragement that shapes our ability to endure hardship every step of the way.”

Where you end up is actually through Christ Himself through His trauma and His overcoming the grave itself and every violation that He, knowing and meeting and living with us, has this way of drawing us close and we end up in a place more profoundly deeply good than even where we were. That doesn't make the trauma good, it doesn't mean, "Oh, I'm glad I went through trauma," it just simply means there is this inescapable reality to the depth of hope that a connection to Christ in the midst of trauma offers.

Is our rest actually restful? In this episode of the CCEF Podcast: Where Life and Scripture Meet, Alasdair Groves sits down to expose the ways that chasing after rest can feel like a never-ending, unsatisfying cycle, and discusses how viewing rest through a Christ-centered perspective frees us to embrace true rest in whatever capacity it might come.

“There’s a fine line between godly anxiety that’s a godly concern and godless anxiety that pushes away from God and toward man.”

“The conversation about spiritual leadership requires humility and patience from both husband and wife.” 

"Many times in our anxiety, depression, and hardships, we forget the Author of our story. What does it look like for me to remind someone that we can trust the Author who is good and faithful?"

Ed Welch and Alasdair Groves talk about addictions.

Robyn and Alasdair talk about headship in marriage.