Articles

Faith and Aesthetics. Truth and Beauty. Christianity and the Arts. How do they relate rightly?

With God’s word as a guide artists in the areas of music, poetry, sculpture, painting, and every other area can think rightly about their goals and gifts from a biblical perspective. 

We often assume that the real issue is what kind of people homosexuals would have to be in order to hear our message and receive its truth. While this is an important consideration, I am convinced that the more urgent challenge for the church is to clarify our own self-identity and our understanding of the gospel. What kind of people must we be, if we are to address the challenge of homosexual marriage with faithfulness and Christian love?

(an excerpt from work by Dr. Al Mohler)

Sacrificial service in a relationship is not just a product of being a ‘nice guy’. It’s not motivated by sentimental chivalry. It’s tied to the very fabric of our faith – Christ’s death for us.

(This article intended specifically for single guys but helpful to all.)

Dating. Courtship. Dateship.

Yes, the gospel applies even to the tough area of relationships. The gospel calls us to recognize our greatest need and calls us to a single pursuit.

(This article intended specifically for single girls, but helpful for all.)

How does the gospel apply to disagreement in the church? How can we strive for unity without compromise and avoid unnecessary division?

We’ve got to remember that the cross is the basis of Christian unity—we only fit together when our lives are shaped by it, and we only hold together when we’re all clinging to it.