By Drew Griffin  For many decades Christians in America have enjoyed a privilege rarely experienced by their brothers and sisters around the world.  American believers have been afforded the privilege of being in the cultural majority.  They were the silent majority in the late 1960’s and the moral majority in the 1980’s; but regardless of...

By Christina Fox It was dinner time and I stood in the kitchen cutting up vegetables for a salad. Feeling bone weary, I prayed in my heart, “God, please bring my husband home from work on time tonight.” I stood in front of the sink to rinse off a cucumber and heard a loud crash...

by Aimee Byrd This was not the summer I had envisioned for my family. In the spring, my husband and I were happily talking about different families that we wanted to have over for cookouts, horseshoes, and the fire pit. I envisioned family bike rides, hikes, and day trips. Our spring sports schedule was pretty...

By Drew Griffin: Over the past several years few issues have been debated, discussed, and fought over more than the issue of marriage.  Countless column inches and blog pages have been devoted to the discussion of its definition or its redefinition in culture.  Evangelicals lament over the fact that marriage is under attack; homosexuals lament that...

By Rondi Lauterbach (Editor’s Note: Below is a letter written by Rondi to an unsaved friend before her wedding. In it, Rondi unpacks Genesis 2 as it relates to marriage. We hope you enjoy this slightly different post that exhorts us from God’s word.) Dear Jodi, I’m so excited you’re getting married! I know you’ve...

By Grant Castleberry Through my time playing 5A Texas high school football, participating in the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M University, and later serving as an officer in the United States Marine Corps, and now serving at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, I have encountered some incredibly gifted leaders. Men whose personalities seem larger...