What Autism Parents Wish Christians Knew About Autism
1 in 68 children has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. These numbers suggest that families all around […]
What Autism Parents Wish Christians Knew About Autism
1 in 68 children has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. These numbers suggest that families all around […]
“A Vivid Picture of the Gospel”: Multiethnic Ministry and Human Flourishing
Many church leaders want their congregations to be diverse. Desiring multiethnic ministry is easy. Making it a reality […]
Relentless Faith in a Complex Culture: 4 Key Takeaways from the 2017 ERLC / TGC Pre-Conference
Parenting, sexual confusion, race, apologetics. These were just a few of the topics speakers addressed at Relentless, the […]
How This Small, Rural Church Hosted a Faith and Work Event
I work in two very different worlds. On days when I’m at Southeastern Seminary, I pass by gifted […]
What if You Fail? Lin-Manuel Miranda, ‘Hamilton’ and the Value of Work
By Nathaniel Williams A handful of years ago, few knew who Lin-Manuel Miranda was. Today, he’s a household […]
Whitfield Equips Pastors to Navigate the “Minefield” of Cultural Change
The culture is changing at a dizzying pace. How can Christians wisely engage it? Keith Whitfield addressed this […]
How Should Christians Respond to President Trump?
Today marks the end of one era and the beginning of another. Donald Trump officially becomes the 45th […]
Editor’s Choice: My 10 Favorite Intersect Articles of 2016
So far in our 2016 recap, we published a list of your favorite articles and a list of the […]
After 2016, Can We Even Be Thankful Anymore?
In a few weeks, 2016 will mercifully end. This year’s been a doozy. Terror attacks. Zika. Police shootings. […]
5 Ways to Pray for #ElectionDay
The election is only one day away. We’ve studied the candidates, researched the issues, lamented our options and […]
John the Baptist Died Believing Character Matters
A prominent child of privilege had glaring personal weaknesses. He was overly image conscious, and he constantly got […]
On Social Media, We Can Do More Than Complain
We have a negativity problem on social media. We rant about certain Presidential candidates, or we rant with […]
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