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  • G3 Conference

    Knowing God: Discipleship

    From the beginning, the G3 Conference has existed for the purpose of encouraging pastors and helping the local church. That same vision remains at the forefront of what we do each January as we assemble for a weekend of preaching, singing, studying, and fellowshipping under the banner of the gospel. This coming January, the focus…

  • Three Surprising Ways Bible Reading with My Kids Has Changed Me

    Three Surprising Ways Bible Reading with My Kids Has Changed Me

    I’m sure I’m not the only one who finds regular time with my family in the Bible a challenge. There are plenty of distractions and reasons why reading the Bible with my three young kids is hard. But I’m convinced that the best thing I can do for my children is expose them to the…

  • From The Seahawks to Seminary

    From The Seahawks to Seminary

    I first met Tyler Sykora when he was part of a discipleship group at Midwestern Seminary I was co-leading with one of our profs. A thoughtful but soft-spoken guy, I was impressed by his easy-going nature and disarmed by his bookish demeanor. I was not surprised to learn that he was assisting Christian George as…

  • Pastor H.B. Charles Hosts The Fourth Annual Cutting It Straight Conference

    Pastor H.B. Charles Hosts The Fourth Annual Cutting It Straight Conference

    John MacArthur, Maurice Watson, Mark Dever, Jerry Vines, Charlie Dates, David Helm, Bryan Loritts, George Zemek, David Allen, Derek Thomas, Romell Williams, Terry Anderson and Hensworth Jonas. These are the speakers at the fourth meeting of the Cutting It Straight Expository Preaching Conference in Jacksonville, Florida, September 19-21, 2017. The goal of this conference is…

  • Build a Theological Library

    How To Build a Solid Theological Library

    After a decade of Bible college, seminary, and ministry, I’d accumulated hundreds of books. Even so, I rarely had the resources I needed to thoroughly understand and teach a passage. Simply put, my library was big but weak. I’ve since learned that building a solid theological library doesn’t happen by chance, and it doesn’t have…

  • Charles Spurgeons Dangerous Mission

    Charles Spurgeon’s Dangerous Mission

    This sponsored post was provided by Christian T. George, Assistant Professor of Historical Theology and Curator, The C.H. Spurgeon Library at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. David once said, “There is only a step between me and death” (1 Samuel 20:3). Charles Spurgeon almost took that step many times. His mother, Eliza, gave birth to sixteen…

  • How to Read 20 Books a Year Effortlessly

    How to Read 20 Books a Year Effortlessly

    Most of us would like to read more great books. We have reading lists a mile long and books that collect dust on the shelf. We know that books help us grow in our relationships, our attitudes and most importantly our faith. But, how do we find the time? Most of us would like to…

  • Five Great Reasons to Skip Reading Your Bible This Summer

    Five Great Reasons to Skip Reading Your Bible This Summer

    This sponsored post was prepared by The Good Book Company, publisher of 90 Days in Judges, Galatians and Ephesians by Tim Keller and Richard Coekin Summer is here! And we’ve got five great reasons to skip reading your Bible this summer: Ok, so none of these are good reasons to stop reading your Bible over…

  • How to Teach Your Kids About Sex

    How to Teach Your Kids About Sex

    Of all the discussions we have had in our family about sex, probably 95 percent of them have concerned character issues. We’ve had discussions about God’s purposes for sex, the importance of sex and marriage, and why you should wait for marriage before you have sex. We talked about how to avoid situations in which…

  • So Others May Hear and Live

    So Others May Hear and Live

    “So Others May Hear and Live.” This is the rallying cry of every missionary called to unreached and hard-to-reach people groups. And it is the rallying cry for Midwestern College’s Fusion program, which is training college students for that very mission.

  • How Should Parents Respond to their Childrens Sexual Sin

    How Should Parents Respond to their Children’s Sexual Sin?

    This sponsored post was prepared by Russell D. Moore on behalf of the 2017 ERLC National Conference: Christ-Centered Parenting in a Complex World. I recently received an email from a parent who had discovered her teenager in sexual sin, and was wondering how to respond to it as a Christian parent. That’s a good question.…

  • Get the Free Version of Logos Bible Software

    Get the Free Version of Logos Bible Software

    D.A. Carson. Tim Keller. John MacArthur. John Piper. Aside from being some of the most influential pastors and scholars alive today, what do these four men all have in common? They recommend using Logos Bible Software in your Bible study.

  • Rediscovering the Holy Spirit

    4 Ways We Go Wrong in Thinking about the Holy Spirit

    Who exactly is the mysterious third person of the Trinity? Why does he seem to possess less reality than the Father and the Son? Perhaps we think of the Holy Spirit as a divine force or energy that we can “plug into” for spiritual power. Or as the kinder and gentler—more intimate—side of God. But…

  • To Ph.D or Not to Ph.D

    To Ph.D or Not to Ph.D?

    This sponsored post was prepared by Dr. Todd Chipman of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. If you’ve ever wondered whether pursuing a Ph.D. in your theological training would be worth it, there are lots of factors to consider aside from wondering how it might impact your career aspirations. If you’re sorting through whether Ph.D studies are…

  • Family Worship Has fallen on Hard Times

    Family Worship Has Fallen on Hard Times

    This sponsored post was written by Joel Beeke on behalf of the Family Worship Bible Guide. Family worship has fallen on hard times. Parents often say they are too busy to do it. Or else they don’t know how to do it because their parents never did it. When my parents commemorated their fiftieth anniversary,…

  • Is Genesis History

    3 Things I Learned Filming “Is Genesis History?”

    This sponsored post is provided by Thomas Purifoy Jr on behalf of Is Genesis History. Today the full documentary releases on streaming, download, & DVD at IsGenesisHistory.com. This post was written by the producer, writer, and director; at the end of it, he’s provided a look at the first fourteen minutes of the film. The…

  • Why Easter Matters

    Why Easter Matters to Marriage

    This sponsored post was prepared by Barbara Rainey on behalf of Ever Thine Home. One of my greatest faults that shows up too often in our marriage is my firstborn perfectionism. When my husband tells a story but doesn’t get the details right, I file away the errors to sort out with him later. I’ve…

  • Confronting the Lies when Suffering Leaves You Lonely

    Confronting the Lies when Suffering Leaves You Lonely

    This sponsored post was provided by Sarah Walton for Hope When It Hurts. Many roads of suffering are incredibly lonely ones. I remember when we began realizing that my eldest son struggled in ways that other children seemed not to. From a young age, he began displaying behavior that was defiant and destructive, and has…

  • Why An 81-Hour MDiv

    Why An 81-Hour MDiv?

    This sponsored post was prepared by Jason G. Duesing on behalf of MBTS. In an effort to ensure the health of the types of trees that outlive most humans, often the best course of action an arborist has is counterintuitive. Instead of leaving a century old oak tree alone to weather the elements as it…

  • The Story Behind The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon

    The Story Behind The Lost Sermons of C. H. Spurgeon

    This sponsored post was provided by Christian George on behalf of The Lost Sermons on C.H. Spurgeon. Before the U.S. Civil War, Southern Baptists burned Charles Spurgeon’s sermons and even threatened to murder him. In 1860, a prophecy was uttered against him in The Christian Index: “Southern Baptists will not, hereafter, when they visit London,…