The Gospel Coalition

Making the most of your life doesn't mean devoting most of your life to extending it.

Gavin Ortlund and Jay Kim question if the essential physical elements of traditional church can be authentically replicated in a virtual environment.

We plant and water, but God makes our children’s faith grow.

I’ve never written all those things down about my mom in one place before. I’m not even sure I’ve ever fully taken in all the things she did in her life.

“We know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” Romans 8:28 Dear Jesus, I dreaded Mother’s Day for decades, for I grew up in a church that celebrated Mother’s Day by everyone wearing a rose to honor their mother. If your mom was living, you’d wear a red rose; and if she had “passed,” you wore a white rose. From age eleven on I was marked as a white rose kid, and I hated it. I didn’t want the attention, or to remember...

Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger highlight the blessings and benefits of digging into the Bible with other believers.

All over America, men have fewer friends than in years past. In a small town in Wisconsin, that trend is reversing.

Contemporary visual storytelling is stylistically advanced but morally regressive. We’re in a renaissance of style but a dark ages of story.

Michael Kruger explores how Christians can deepen their faith even as they experience doubt amid a skeptical age.

Jesus doesn’t need your candidate to win for him to establish his kingdom.