Book Review: Humble Calvinism by J.A. Medders
Real Calvinism is humble Calvinism. It does not puff us up with information but warms our hearts—nurturing real humility, grace, and love.
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Real Calvinism is humble Calvinism. It does not puff us up with information but warms our hearts—nurturing real humility, grace, and love.
Our quest for purpose in life is found in Christ alone, through whom we can glorify God and enjoy him forever.
The real problem with prosperity teaching is that it makes a god out of prosperity. But gospel prosperity boasts in the riches of being in Christ.
False ideas about the Father’s love distort our view of God. See how salvation flows out of the Triune God’s united desire to rescue us.
A compassionate, biblical reflection on questions around IVF, infertility, and artificial reproductive technology.
We speak with Ray Ortlund on the hope of the gospel in life’s darkest moments and the beauty of God’s presence at rock bottom.
God loves unity and hates division. How can we be faithful peacemakers in Christ who contribute to more unity and less divisions in the church?
TGC India Council members reflect on how they have experienced the power of the gospel in their weakness.
Entertainment today is more accessible, personal, and powerful than we can imagine. How can the gospel help us relate to it wisely, reflectively, and redemptively?
TGC India wants to serve the Indian church by creating trusted, contextual, gospel-centered content and resources for all of life and ministry
Julius Kim shares TGC's vision which serves as TGC India's foundation and direction.
The Gospel Coalition India Council members discuss how TGC India can relate to the nation and the rest of the world.
Real Calvinism is humble Calvinism. It does not puff us up with information but warms our hearts—nurturing real humility, grace, and love.
With rising anxiety, loneliness, and stigma, Christians must learn to engage mental health concerns with compassion and competence
How can parenting Gen-Z and Gen Alpha children give them a vision of what is beautiful, not just a warning of what is harmful?
Though weariness makes us more vulnerable to old lies and familiar temptations, the power of God gives us real rest in Christ Jesus.
In the age of loneliness, gospel-centered friendships answer the cry of our hearts for real companionship.
Our quest for purpose in life is found in Christ alone, through whom we can glorify God and enjoy him forever.
False ideas about the Father’s love distort our view of God. See how salvation flows out of the Triune God’s united desire to rescue us.
