Using aspects of Reformed theology, Dr. Jarvis Williams gives a Gospel-centered argument on why the Evangelical movement needs more Reformed minorities leading multi-ethnic churches.

In a follow-up post, Darryl Dawson delves into the subject of intimacy, and explains why singles don't have to wait till marriage to experience deep intimacy.

Using Scripture, Jemar Tisby breaks downs why public lament is more than just another hot take or social media rant.

Marquez Ball challenges Christians to cross the color line, and tells of a encounter at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary that helped him see what racial reconciliation looked like.

Your marital status on earth has changed, but while you have gone from being single to married, you are still single-mindedly devoted to the service of the Lord’s people.

Dr. Jarvis Williams uses the book of Romans to prove God's certain love for us through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Jimmy Butts draws from the Book of Esther to argue why privileged African-Americans should advocate for causes of all African-Americans.

Tim Challies answers the question that many spouses have considered at one time or another.

Quina Aragon examines the conditions of our heart when we ask the question, “Why were the former days better than these?”

Statistics on fatherlessness don't always tell the complete story. Lisa Robinson, gives us another perspective through her personal story.

Dr. Jarvis Williams walks us through Jesus' prayer in John 17 to highlight why disunity in today's churches can be detrimental to our evangelism efforts.