By Melissa Affolter In a day when resources inundate us at the click of a mouse – everything from a new organizational tool found on Pinterest to a systematic treatment of dispensational theology – we often find ourselves deeply submerged in mass information, yet lacking in the application of it. We access more resources...

Men and women are gloriously different. Sometimes those differences are glaringly obvious. Enjoy this mid-week funny, as I’m sure many of you have experienced our differences coming out in this very way!

By Mathew Sims If we want to understand how Scripture informs our identity as men and women in Christ, we must answer this question, “How does the gospel story transform our stories especially in our homes?” Imago Dei Men and women were created as image bearers of God (Genesis 1:26-27). No distinction in equality, dignity,...

By Trillia Newbell The word activism may bring visions of a mob holding protest signs and chanting messages to onlookers. Though there may be a place for that, Daniel Darling, author of Activist Faith: From Him and For Him (Navpress, July 15), has a desire for Christians to be much more hands-on.   Darling, 35 of...

  By Jessalyn Hutto Hang around enough married gals with kids and you are bound to hear (on more than one occasion), “Oh, nothing will sanctify you like children will!” or “I didn’t know how sinful I was until I got married!” After hearing this over and over again, one might come to the conclusion...

by Brandon Smith Over the past week, Executive Director Owen Strachan has been sharing his fresh vision for CBMW, speaking on how we can build on the great legacy of Wayne Grudem and John Piper while applying the biblical principles to an ever-changing world. On June 28, Dr. Strachan spoke with Jared Oliphint at Reformed Forum’s Christ...