Why Justification by Faith Alone Still Matters (And Always Will)
The doctrine of justification by faith alone is central to the Christian faith and is essential for salvation, assurance, and sanctification.
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The doctrine of justification by faith alone is central to the Christian faith and is essential for salvation, assurance, and sanctification.
Wendell Berry’s poem invites us to see how creation’s momentary peace points us to the Father’s lasting care.
Christians are called to faithfulness in the ordinary, everyday life rather than the pursuit of great things.
Pilate’s question still confronts us today. In an age of AI, misinformation, and competing narratives, how do we discern what is truth?
Work can be difficult and draining, but the gospel offers a renewed vision of work as meaningful service to God and others.
A dysfunctional family can wreak havoc on our hearts, minds, and bodies. How can God frame, redeem, and heal the wounds of a dysfunctional family?
Anger is not sinful but sinful anger is real. However, the grace of God can teach us to be angry without turning to sin, or giving the devil a foothold.
All of Scripture points to Christ, from Genesis to Revelation. Faithful preaching must consistently proclaim Christ by showing how the whole Bible bears witness to him and his saving work.
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
The Gospel Coalition India Council members discuss how TGC India can relate to the nation and the rest of the world.
The doctrine of justification by faith alone is central to the Christian faith and is essential for salvation, assurance, and sanctification.
Sola Scriptura affirms the Bible’s final authority. Scripture is inspired, inerrant, and sufficient for salvation and faithful living.
All of Scripture points to Christ, from Genesis to Revelation. Faithful preaching must consistently proclaim Christ by showing how the whole Bible bears witness to him and his saving work.
How can churches foster belonging, address real struggles, and help single adults flourish in the family of God?
Jesus calls us to be faithful in his business: loving the lost, faithfully stewarding the gospel, and serving his kingdom until his return.
Wendell Berry’s poem invites us to see how creation’s momentary peace points us to the Father’s lasting care.
Pilate’s question still confronts us today. In an age of AI, misinformation, and competing narratives, how do we discern what is truth?
