Dr. Jarvis Williams breaks down Psalm 42 to highlight how and why we can have hope in Christ in the midst of a troubled world.

In Christ, there is no superior race. In Christ, there is only a superior God. We know the world has hate tactics, but let’s remember we don’t have to demean other races to elevate ours.

Parks had a particular concern for black women who had been victims of sexual violence.

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.

As we eat and enjoy family this Thanksgiving, Jarvis Williams reminds us to thank God for the liberating power of the cross of Jesus Christ.

As the nation continues to debate the meaning of the Confederate Flag, Terrence Jones argues that our churches are the real symbols of division, and gives us a call to action through the Word.

With the aim that we would check our pride on Social Media, Tim Challies offers a satirical guide on how to excel in the art of the "humblebrag."

Jarvis Williams gives 5 things for black and brown teachers, professors, and scholars to keep in mind as they navigate the waters muddied by race relations.

Jemar Tisby zeroes in on the opposition of public schools, in the hopes believers will ask themselves whether their personal opposition to public education has caused them to ignore or reject opportunities to minister.