For Martin Luther, the doctrines of grace were never abstractions. Justification by faith, the sovereignty of God and union with Christ reshape how a believer sees himself, his suffering and his future. Here are four implications Luther drew for living the Christian life.
In a survey of more than 1,000 young Christian men, how often they attended church didn't predict antisemitic attitudes. What they believed about God's promises to the Jewish people did, and that should get the Church's attention.
Prominent theologian Andrew Walker has been formally installed as the dean of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s School of Theology, with the leader of the institution praising him as “the man who God has prepared for this role at this time.”
Spiritual mindedness is often mocked as being "too heavenly minded with no earthly good." But Scripture paints a different picture — one marked by forgiveness, deep knowledge of God, and gracious impact on others.
Greg Sutton, a church elder and lay preacher, didn't initially set out to write a book. His desire was to figure out what he actually believes and strengthen other Christians’ faith in the process.
Dale Partridge says Genesis 9 explains why civilizations, and races, turned out the way they did. But the text never calls Shem, Ham and Japheth "federal heads" of anything — and the New Testament moves in the opposite direction.
A post from apologist Wes Huff sparked fresh controversy over the term 'Judeo-Christian' — and exposed a deeper fight over whether Jewish heritage matters to Western civilization at all.
Jen Hatmaker, a prominent progressive Christian influencer and bestselling author who reported quitting church last year, now says she does not believe in Hell.
As the rising popularity of influencers like Andrew Tate reflects young men's hunger for purpose and direction, pastor and author Seth Troutt offers a biblical vision of masculinity rooted in humility, discipline, responsibility and service.
An academic seminar commemorating the 100th anniversary of the birth of the late Jürgen Moltmann was held on May 8 in Seoul, shedding renewed light on his theology, life and influence on the Korean church and the global theological community.
