How to Have Peace in Every Circumstance
No matter the circumstance — be it a hectic day at work or government-sanctioned persecution — Christians ought to be able to experience “the peace that passes understanding.” Here, Tozer outlines how this seemingly impossible feat is made possible.
Preach the Old Cross
There is a misconception about the Christian life running rampant through the American church. A. W. Tozer addressed it in his time, but his words speak with even greater strength today.
Stop Tinkering With Your Soul!
For those struggling to gain mastery over a particular sin, or perplexed by the practical outworking of their faith, this good word is a refreshingly simple “how to” for the day-to-day Christian walk.
How Close Can You Really Get to God?
“How close are you to God?” This question is a deceiving one, as A. W. Tozer reveals. With insights both provocative and comforting, he presses the question “what does it really mean to draw near to the Divine Presence?”
Strong Through Slander, Persecution, and Exile: Athanasius Contra Mundum
This short biography lays out the life of one of history’s most important church fathers — the Egyptian saint, Athanasius of Alexandria. Learn the backstory of the man who earned the moniker, “Athanasius Against the World.”
The Gospel Turns Swords to Plowshares
From within the fold of the church, it can be easy to take the true power of the gospel for granted. Writing in the 3rd century, Athanasius of Alexandria reflects on how he has witness the gospel transform entire people groups, moving them to lay down their weapons and seek peace.
The Miracle of the Incarnation
How was God simultaneously present in Heaven and on earth, as a man? Wasn’t His holiness defiled by the human experience? Athanasius discusses these, and other questions, surrounding the incarnation of Christ.
When the Church Feels Like it’s Crumbling
When we look at Christians and Christianity today, it is easy to be discouraged. But in his introduction to On the Incarnation, C. S. Lewis offers a profound word on how we can find hope and encouragement in an often-overlooked place.
The Urgency of Christmas
At Christmas, we celebrate the birth of Jesus and the dawn of salvation. But have you ever considered why it had to happen exactly the way it did — why God had to become a human? Ancient church father, Athanasius, offers unique insights on why Christmas had to happen precisely the way it did. We guarantee you haven’t heard it explained this way before…
The Problem with Being Good
You simply can’t be good enough. In this short piece, the brilliant C. S. Lewis expounds on the biblical illustration of a tree and its fruit, and why you are desperately in need of Jesus.
Less Than Half the Story
Knowledge and doctrine can only take you so far. They are less than half of the story. Spurgeon pleads with you to not merely assent to this cornerstone doctrine, but to embody it as the first disciples did. Doing so will actually change your life.
That First Prayer
What would it have been like to pray for the first time after the ascension? This imaginative glimpse at the disciples after Jesus’ return to the Father will haunt you… and perhaps change the way you pray.
3 Reasons You Have No Rights
The third reason Spurgeon lists is the most controversial, by far. But the fact remains: the call to follow Jesus is a certain call to death. Our success (or failure) as disciples is contingent on our willingness to submit to this last, most difficult truth of salvation.
If God is For Us
Even if you aren’t consciously aware of the spiritual opposition you face on a daily basis, you can feel it in your bones. J. Delton Lehman offers deep encouragement for every believer. No matter the circumstances, we can live in joyful surrender every day because God is for us.
Don’t Be Content with Salvation
We have received many things from Jesus, not the least of which is salvation. But Charles H. Spurgeon implores us to not be content with mere “pardon of sin.” He adjures us to glory in an even greater gift that is ours from the Father.
Shepherding Your Family
Parents, are you actively directing your family’s focus towards Jesus and His Kingdom? Charles Spurgeon offers insights for moms and dads seeking to steward their households with purpose and intentionality.
Aching for His Presence
Where is God when He seems distant? For those who feel forgotten, Charity Lehman offers encouragement from the words of Jesus — a promise that stands unshakeable through every storm of life.
When God Takes Too Long
Why does God delay? In hard seasons, we are often left wondering, “God, where are you?” Andrew Murray wrestles with this difficult topic.
Ancient Advice: Quit Social Media
In a culture obsessed with the “exterior” life, these words, originally penned in the 1400s, ring louder than ever.
The Crown of Your Christian Life
The word “redemption” has become overly familiar to us. The truth this word articulates is nothing less than reality-changing. Living into the fullness of redemption ought to be the aspiration of every Christian reading this.