God’s people are to glorify and image him in all that they do. God is glorified through his people assembling together in the community of the church.

Christians must be at the forefront of confronting a culture that devalues women - starting with the American church.

We have sufficient grace and unshakable hope in our struggle against sin, even the sin of pornography.

There is a need for platforms to be constructed so that past, present, and future marginalized voices can be elevated. We choose by God’s grace to assert ourselves in the affirmative.

Luther’s heirs are known as Protestants today because his movement was so centered on protest. Nearly 450 years later, King would likewise use public protest to confront the social devastation of false doctrine.

The water fountains and signs may have been taken down, but our country’s sordid past still required addressing systemic issues that disproportionately impacted Black communities.

Conviction is not just how well we can write our theological creed, but how well we live out a reflection of the Triune God in all areas of life. This is our call as the church today.

Surveying Jupiter Hammon’s writing: “Address to the Negros in the State of New York,” Dante Stewart presents Hammon's vision of God, Redemption, and the Christian Life. There is much to be learned and applied for us Christians today.

Keith Echols shares the lessons he's learned in the face of the death of a family member, including how Christ gives an unshakable faith.

Darryl Dawson explains why community and intimacy is vital in the life of a believer, especially in times of loneliness.