Breaking the Silence: Domestic Violence and the Indian Church
How should churches respond to domestic violence? A biblical call to speak clearly, protect the vulnerable, and reflect Christ’s compassion.
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How should churches respond to domestic violence? A biblical call to speak clearly, protect the vulnerable, and reflect Christ’s compassion.
The rise of the beauty and wellness economy raises deeper questions about identity, inviting a gospel-centered reordering of the good life.
Envy in marriage often hides beneath the surface. An honest story exploring comparison, calling, and how God brings conviction and healing.
Honouring our limitations can help us discern God’s will, lead to deeper joy in Christ, and make us more fruitful in all we do.
Church hurt is real, yet it must be carefully distinguished from human hurt, as we continue to trust Christ’s ongoing work in his church.
The Christian doctrine of adoption is the most beautiful news the world has ever heard. Here are three benefits we can enjoy through receiving it by faith.
Marriage is many things but it is not easy, even if you are a Christian. How can the gospel nourish our marriages so they reveal God’s covenant love for us?
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.
How should churches respond to domestic violence? A biblical call to speak clearly, protect the vulnerable, and reflect Christ’s compassion.
Why the human heart keeps returning to self-justification, and how the gospel frees us to live from grace instead of striving for acceptance.
A reflection on postpartum pain, the pressures of motherhood, and the comfort of Christ in seasons of weakness.
How can Christians care about politics without being consumed by it? The gospel offers a better vision for public life.
The rise of the beauty and wellness economy raises deeper questions about identity, inviting a gospel-centered reordering of the good life.
Envy in marriage often hides beneath the surface. An honest story exploring comparison, calling, and how God brings conviction and healing.
Church hurt is real, yet it must be carefully distinguished from human hurt, as we continue to trust Christ’s ongoing work in his church.
