David Platt and The Radical Movement, the new asceticism, trends in evangelicalism and the historic impact of the college missions movement.

We’re responding to a recent social media dust-up about the life of Christ. Which is more essential to the Christian: Jesus’ example, or Jesus’ substitutionary death? Why do ethics and the moralization of biblical characters dominate the messaging of the evangelical church? Why has the atonement been lost among the clutter?

We’re responding to a recent social media dust-up about the life of Christ. Which is more essential to the Christian: Jesus’ example, or Jesus’ substitutionary death? Why do ethics and the moralization of biblical characters dominate the messaging of the evangelical church? Why has the atonement been lost among the clutter?

A discussion about the evangelical concept of God’s perfect will for the individual Christian. Can you find it? What if you don’t? Or, is this concept an American ideal we’ve laid over biblical Christianity?

We received a question from a dad concerning his young son’s struggle with gender identity issues this led to a broader discussion of the culture of shame in the church and how accountability & compassion work together in relationships.

We received a question from a dad concerning his young son’s struggle with gender identity issues this led to a broader discussion of the culture of shame in the church and how accountability & compassion work together in relationships.

The struggle of severe anxiety, how to serve those with emotional pains, the church’s failure to care for those who suffer, removing the stigma of emotional struggles and understanding the depth of our depravity.

The struggle of severe anxiety, how to serve those with emotional pains, the church’s failure to care for those who suffer, removing the stigma of emotional struggles and understanding the depth of our depravity.

How does the shelter of the gospel affect a believer's fear of God, should we be afraid of God, and how do we view His wrath now that Christ has suffered on our behalf?

How does the shelter of the gospel affect a believer's fear of God, should we be afraid of God, and how do we view His wrath now that Christ has suffered on our behalf?