The Gospel Coalition Podcast

In this talk from TGC25 followed by Q&A, Sam Chan talks about what shifts are needed to speak about Jesus in a post-Christian culture in a way that is actually heard.

As Laura Wifler and Emily Jensen sunset their popular Risen Motherhood ministry, they've got some parting advice for today's moms. A TGC article read by Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra.

A conversation on Urban Discipleship with KB and Ameen Hudson

Collin Hansen interviews Tom Nelson

In this plenary message from TGC25, Ryan Kwon talks about how God's indicatives always lead to God's imperatives, and how the grace of God gives us a new desire to obey God's commands.

In this plenary session from TGC25, Andrew Wilson argues that you can't make sense of the book of Ephesians without understanding the necessity of Jesus's ascension.

An excerpt from the Advent devotional 'Unto Us: 25 Advent Devotions' about the Messiah.

Mark Vroegop teaches from Ephesians 2:11-22 about the compelling need to remember our redemption and its results.

Campus pastors describe ministry this fall as ‘crazy,’ ‘wildly encouraging,’ and ‘a little overwhelming but super exciting.’

Kenneth Mbugua preaches on Eph. 2:1–10 and how the outworking of our new nature in Christ leads to boasting only in him.

In this second of a two-part discussion, Collin Hansen and James R. Wood discuss Tim Keller's attitude toward politics and take questions from the audience.

In this first of a two-part discussion, Collin Hansen and James R. Wood discuss Tim Keller's strengths and weaknesses and explore the good and bad of the "third way."

Mike Kruger and Jen Wilkin talk about the riches that lie behind the symbols and story of Revelation, and why we don’t have to view this hope-filled book as inaccessible or weird.

Rebecca McLaughlin reflects on Harvard's Tyler VanderWeele's research on the positive health effects of regular church attendance.

Rebecca McLaughlin and Sam Chan discuss strategies for answering skeptics' questions about Christianity, then they answer questions posed by the audience.

Ligon Duncan mines Puritan and Scottish Presbyterian writers for theology we can apply not only in our personal suffering, but also in our ministry to others.

In this conversation recorded at TGCW24, Melissa Kruger, Ruth Chou Simons, Courtney Doctor, and Ann Voskamp discuss the blessings of persevering with real-life partnerships in ministry rather than taking refuge in digital friendships.

In this talk from TGC25, Jeremy Pierre looks at Scripture’s vision for wellbeing and offers suggestions for how to talk about mental health wisely, avoiding common errors.

In this panel discussion from TGC24, Ginger Blomberg, Betsy Childs Howard, Emily Jensen, and Laura Wifler offer practical advice for the difficult task of raising young children to the glory of God.

This panel discussion defines cultural apologetics and discusses how it can be a tool for evangelism and discipleship.

Tim Keller discusses the significance of the Red Sea crossing in the Old Testament and its connections to the New Testament, emphasizing that salvation is about getting out of bondage on different levels.

In this panel, recorded at TGCW24, Missie Branch, Portia Collins, Lauren McAfee, and Bri Stensrud consider the importance of dignity for human life from conception to natural death.

In this conversation from TGCW24, Amy Gannett and Gretchen Saffles discuss how a right view of God shapes the way we receive the rest he supplies. We want to become people who not only work for the glory of God, but rest for the glory of God.

In this message on 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 from our 2009 National Conference, Don Carson discusses the concept of flexibility in evangelism while maintaining the integrity of gospel proclamation.

This TGCW24 panel discusses how to understand, navigate, and find healing from church hurt while remaining rooted in the hope of Christ and the church’s redemptive future.

At TGC’s 2024 Women’s Conference, ministry wives share biblical insights and practical advice on sustaining faith, marriage, parenting, and rest in the challenges of ministry life.

At TGCW24, Vanessa Hawkins teaches how developing cross-cultural competence fosters respectful communication and spiritual growth across cultural and ideological differences.

Ligon Duncan calls pastors to recover the pastoral epistles as essential guides for ministry and to resist theological compromise and method-driven pragmatism.

K. Edward Copeland urges pastors to confront self-centeredness and false godliness by faithfully preaching the gospel from 2 Timothy 3:1–9.

Philip Ryken explores 2 Timothy to encourage pastors in faithful ministry, emphasizing the power of the Holy Spirit, the importance of sound doctrine, and the unshakable faithfulness of God.

John Piper calls pastors to courageously fan into flame the gift of God through the power of his Word and grace in this keynote from TGC’s 2009 National Conference.

In this breakout session from TGC's 2024 Women's Conference, Ann Voskamp shares how cultivating gratitude is one of the most important ways to prepare for whatever life may hold.

In this breakout from TGCW24, Hunter Beless and Megan Brown share how churches can support military families.

In this TGCW24 breakout session, Tina Boesch, Missie Branch, and Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt explore how Christian women can navigate work, calling, and family in light of God’s design and mission.

At TGC's 2009 National Conference, Tim Keller explores how gospel ministry must confront personal and cultural idols with the transforming power of Christ.

In his keynote message from TGC25, David Platt urges believers to stand firm in spiritual warfare by relying on Christ’s strength and putting on the armor of God.

In this keynote message from TGC25, Alistair Begg unpacks Ephesians 3 to show how the church reveals God's plan to unite all people in Christ and display his wisdom.

At TGC25, John Piper unpacks Ephesians 1 to show that God’s ultimate purpose is to magnify the glory of His grace in Christ, calling believers to respond with Spirit-awakened praise.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Kristen Wetherell, Elizabeth Woodson, Raechel Myers, and Amanda Bible Williams share practical strategies for cultivating a deeper relationship with God through consistent Bible reading.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Michael Kruger draws from theological, biblical, and historical perspectives to make a compelling case for the essential role of women in ministry—not as optional or merely permitted, but as vital by God’s design.

In this keynote address from TGC's 2007 inaugural conference, Crawford Loritts explores the urgency of passing faith from one generation to the next, ensuring a deep passion for God’s character and the truth of Scripture.

In this keynote address from TGC's 2007 inaugural conference, John Piper explores the triumph of the gospel in the new heavens and new earth, emphasizing God's faithfulness.

In this keynote address from TGC's 2007 inaugural conference, TGC's co-founder Tim Keller unpacks the essence of gospel-centered ministry, stressing the importance of preaching, warning against shallow faith and legalism, and encouraging a balanced approach to cultural engagement.

In this keynote address from TGC's inaugural conference in 2007, TGC cofounder Don Carson answers the question "What is the gospel?"

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Betsy Childs Howard interviews mental health counselor Sandi Taylor on the causes of teen anxiety, social media’s impact on mental health, and how the gospel brings hope to both teens and their parents.

In this TGCW24 breakout session, Tina Boesch explores the relational, future-oriented, and outward-focused nature of blessing throughout all of Scripture, offering practical steps to extend blessings in our homes, churches, communities, and even to our enemies.

Joanna Kimbrel and Amy Gannett discuss the doctrine of union with Christ. Through biblical insights and practical applications, they reveal how this foundational doctrine instills joy in Christ as it also shapes our understanding of salvation, sanctification, and daily life.

In this breakout session at TGCW24, Sarah Zylstra hosts a roundtable discussion with women serving in various parts of the world.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Jen Oshman unpacks Jesus’s parable of the rich fool in Luke 12, emphasizing the dangers of self-centered accumulation and misplaced trust in earthly possessions.

In this episode, Soojin Park, Anna Meade Harris, and Lydia Brownback share their personal experiences with singleness and discuss the challenges, misconceptions, and ways the church can offer better support.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Michael Kruger shares insights from his book ‘Surviving Religion 101,’ exploring how parents can equip their children intellectually and spiritually to go through college and beyond with their faith intact.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Sharon James explores the profound ways Christians have influenced the world for the better in areas such as justice, philanthropy, health care, education, and the dignity of women.

Kendra Dahl, Rebecca McLaughlin, Jen Oshman, and Wendy Alsup consider the Bible’s teaching about women through a Jesus-centered understanding of Scripture, encouraging women to engage deeply with the Bible and persevere in faith.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Nancy Guthrie considers how our experience of the Holy Spirit today differs from that of Old Testament saints.

Ligon Duncan sits down with Mark Vroegop, the new president of The Gospel Coalition, to discuss his journey of faith, pastoral ministry, and vision for TGC's future.

In this breakout session from TGCW24, Jim Davis and Michael Graham, authors of ‘The Great Dechurching,’ unpack four types of people who’ve left evangelical churches, why they left, and why more than half of them are willing to return.

Joanna Kimbrel, Amy Gannett, Gretchen Saffles, and Trillia Newbell reflect on their practice of spiritual disciplines, offering encouragement and practical suggestions for various seasons of life.

In this special edition episode from our Gospelbound podcast, Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger discuss the top theology stories of 2024, why they’re feeling hopeful for 2025, and share an important update about TGC’s cofounder, Don Carson.

In this keynote session from TGC's 2013 National Conference, John Piper delves into Luke 1–2, drawing insights from Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary to demonstrate the joy that comes from knowing and following Jesus.

Glen Scrivener and Andrew Wilson discuss how Christmas traditions and the incarnation’s richness create unique opportunities for evangelism, inviting the world to share in the joy of Jesus.

Brett McCracken talks with musicians Caroline Cobb, Cody Curtis, and Eric Owyoung about the beauty of Advent and Christmas music.

At TGCW24, David Platt teaches Jesus’s final I AM statement from John 15:1-11, which he spoke to his disciples on the night he was betrayed.

At TGCW24, Ruth Chou Simons unpacks Jesus’s statement, “I AM the Way, and the Truth, and the Life” from John 14.

At TGC24, Nancy Guthrie helps us understand what Jesus means when he says, “I AM the resurrection and the life” in John 11.

Kendra Dahl, Melissa Kruger, Jared Kennedy, and Bill Kynes share insights, resources, and traditions to help families and churches make the most of Advent through discipleship, worship, and celebration.

At TGCW24, Courtney Doctor teaches on Jesus’s statement, “I AM the Good Shepherd” from John 10:11-18.

At TGCW24, Vanessa Hawkins invites us to consider Jesus’s third I AM statement, "I AM the door" from John 10:1-10.

At TGCW24, Jen Wilkin shares Jesus’s second I AM statement, “I AM the Light of the World.”

At TGCW24, Melissa Kruger teaches on Jesus’ declaration in John 6, “I AM the Bread of Life.”

Collin Hansen, Jen Wilkin, Kori Porter, and Michael Kruger explore the biblical and historical significance of men and women partnering in ministry and why the church must foster healthy collaboration between them.

In this roundtable discussion, Kendra Dahl sits down with biblical theology experts Ben Gladd, Courtney Doctor, and Elizabeth Woodson to discuss how a Christ-centered understanding of Scripture illuminates our study of theology and our lives as Christians.

Vincent Bacote, Steve DeWitt, John Dickson, and Phil Ryken discuss how race, sex, politics, and social media are dividing evangelical communities and how leaders can restore unity and effective gospel witness.

Ray Ortlund and Sam Allberry discuss how, with God’s help, our churches can be marked by honesty, safety, and renewal.

G. K. Beale explores the biblical call to separate from worldly temptations, urging believers to place their trust in Christ rather than in material comforts.

Scott Swain surveys how the doctrine of the Trinity can help enrich our understanding of salvation and enlarge our affection for its Triune author.

Vance Pitman and a panel of church planters discuss the strategies for expanding God's kingdom through church multiplication.

Trevin Wax explores the challenges of spreading the gospel in a culture of expressive individualism.

Clark Fobes highlights the importance of understanding diversity and cultural context when reaching Gen Z with the gospel.

Cameron Cole discusses the critical role of parents in children's discipleship, urging churches to equip families for spiritual growth through Bible-based practices and gospel-centered conversations.

Terrence Shay discusses the vital partnership between home and church for effective family discipleship in a post-pandemic culture.

Mike Kruger explores the definition and prevalence of spiritual abuse, addressing misconceptions and suggesting church strategies.

Jen Wilkin provides a framework that helps Christians discern which battles are worth fighting and how to engage in them appropriately.

Ligon Duncan, Nancy Guthrie, Leigh Swanson, and Melissa Kruger offer practical guidance for fostering theologically sound women's ministries.

Andrew Wilson explores how cultural shifts in 1776 transformed the world into a WEIRDER society and examines the church's response and what we can learn.

Rebecca McLaughlin teaches how to give a memorable talk, followed by a panel discussion with Melissa Kruger, Jen Wilkin, Courtney Doctor, and Elizabeth Woodson.

Jen Wilkin encourages women to develop their skills in leading, teaching the Bible, and creating spaces for others to thrive, followed by a panel discussion with Courtney Doctor, Melissa Kruger, Rebecca McLaughlin, and Elizabeth Woodson.

Joshua Chatraw and Jack Carson discuss how to navigate faith and doubt with pastoral care and personal devotion.

Ligon Duncan, Nancy Guthrie, and James Anderson encourage Christians to hold on to hope amid suffering and loss.

Dan Doriani warns pastors against the evils of narcissism while calling them to confidence and resilience in the face of opposition.

In celebration of the life and ministry of Tim Keller, today's episode features a keynote session given by Keller at The Gospel Coalition's 2019 National Conference.

Michael Kruger explores how Christians can deepen their faith even as they experience doubt amid a skeptical age.

Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, and Melissa Kruger discuss strategies for engaging and supporting women in church leadership roles.

Megan Hill, Gavin Ortlund, and Winfree Brisley explore the unique challenges and blessings of growing up in ministry.

Ruth Chou Simons teaches how embracing God’s character can guide and sustain believers through life’s challenges.

J. T. English, Kyle Worley, and Jen Wilkin discuss the critical role of effective discipleship within the local church.

Jen Wilkin guides parents in enhancing their home lives by prioritizing biblical values, love, safety, and a strong sense of identity in Christ.

Collin Hansen, Michael Graham, and Christopher Watkin explore Tim Keller’s approach to cultural engagement and its implications for the future.

Rebecca McLaughlin examines what the Gospels’ male and female witnesses reveal about Jesus’s life and teachings.

Afshin Ziafat, Miguel Núñez, and George Robertson discuss the importance of church community, considering the benefits and limitations of virtual church.

Michael Kruger and Dan Doriani discuss the key elements pastors need to avoid burnout, endure in ministry, and promote healthy and thriving churches.

Ligon Duncan, Bob Thune, Andy Davis, and Philip Ryken discuss Christian nationalism and the importance of a Christ-centered approach to public engagement.

David Platt teaches on Exodus 40 and emphasizes the importance of extraordinary prayer in our lives and families, churches, and ministries.

In his keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, Andrew Wilson reminds us of the security of salvation through Jesus' perfect mediation.

Ligon Duncan teaches from Exodus 24 and emphasizes the key themes of representation, substitution, and communion in the context of worship.

J. D. Greear teaches from Exodus 19-20 and derives four observations about the Ten Commandments.

Miguel Núñez teaches that the wilderness is a place where God teaches his people trust and obedience.

Ken Mbugua teaches from Exodus 14 on the importance of seeing God as a warrior king who fights for his people.

H. B. Charles Jr. teaches on Exodus 12, connecting the Passover to our call to live sanctified lives.

In this keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, John Piper teaches on Exodus 3.

Sam Allberry delivers a hopeful message, springboarding from his own personal struggle with homosexuality.

Michael Keller urges a shift towards a more compassionate and understanding mindset to overcome the destructive nature of othering.

Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger recap 2023 and discuss the biggest stories affecting the church around the world in the last year.

Michael Keller identifies four prominent secular cultural narratives and advocates for Christians to present a compelling alternative, rooted in the gospel.

Don Carson and Sandy Willson discuss their friendships with Tim Keller, the work of The Gospel Coalition, and the importance of focusing on God's greatness.

Collin Hansen explores Tim Keller's cultural apologetics.

In his message at TGC Netherlands 2023, James Eglinton delves into Tim Keller's evolving relationship with Neo-Calvinism.

In his message at TGC Netherlands 2023, Michael Keller delves into how his father, Tim Keller, shaped his approach to presenting the gospel, drawing inspiration from Jonathan Edwards.

In his message at TGC Netherlands 2023, Collin Hansen discusses Tim Keller's life and ministry, highlighting significant tenets of Keller's faith journey.

Blair Linne teaches on the power of understanding God as our Heavenly Father, particularly in the context of fatherlessness.

Bobby Scott teaches the importance of staying grounded in the Word of God, as it equips and empowers us for the work of God.

In his message at TGC's 2018 West Coast Conference, Juan Sánchez teaches on the importance of discerning false teachers and ungodly influences within the church and encourages pastors to fight the good fight of faith.

Today, we're bringing back a timely message by David Platt on Hebrews 13. Because the Lord is our helper, because he is for us, we are empowered to be content even in the midst of our anxieties and fears.

In this panel discussion from TGC's 2018 West Coast Conference, Collin Hansen, Ray Ortlund, Kevin DeYoung, and Juan Sánchez discuss spiritual mentorship, enduring suffering in ministry, and more.

In his message at TGC's 2018 West Coast Conference, Kevin DeYoung teaches from 2 Timothy 2:1–13 on what it means for Christians to "be strong."

Michael Horton teaches on 2 Timothy: 9-18, encouraging believers to live unashamed of the gospel.

We're back to our regular conference media lineup! In this episode, you'll hear from Ray Ortlund in his message from TGC's 2018 West Coast Regional Conference.

How do you prepare to share the gospel? In this highly practical short talk, Matt Smethurst outlines seven tips for becoming “evangelism ready.”

In this episode from TGC Talks, Chris Colquitt explores how safetyism and fragility are hazards to Generation Z's mental and spiritual health.

In this episode from TGC Talks, Trevin Wax debunks the common wisdom that says you’re free to create, design, and define yourself.

In this episode from TGC Talks, Gavin Ortlund ponders the question, why do we feel a sense of transcendence when we listen to beautiful music?

In this episode from TGC Talks, Jeremy Treat observes how, in a secular society, our longing for God does not disappear—it just reappears in different forms.

In this episode from TGC Talks, Michael Horton talks about why there is no such thing, in the new covenant, as a “Christian nation” apart from the worldwide body of Christ.

In this episode from TGC Talks, Irwyn Ince explains how beauty compels us to pursue justice.

In this episode from TGC Talks, Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra discusses some of the reasons anxiety is on the rise and how Christians can find peace in two seemingly contradictory ways: by thinking big, and by thinking small.

As part of the "TGC Talks" series, Sam Allberry addresses the reasons Christian pastors have become less trustworthy in society, and how they might become trusted again.

In this episode from TGC Talks, Justin Giboney addresses the self-serving lies conservative and progressives tell themselves about issues like justice, identity politics, and critical race theory.

At TGC Chicago's 2022 Regional Conference, Colin Smith leads a discussion with Juan Sánchez, H. B. Charles, and Kevin DeYoung on how to strengthen and reinvigorate your prayer life.

In his message at TGCW22, Michael Kruger addresses the issue of doubt in Christianity, both in individual spiritual lives and within the larger culture.

In his message from TGC Chicago's 2022 Regional Conference, Colin Smith teaches what we can learn and how we can be changed by the Lord's Prayer.

At TGCW22, Jackie Hill Perry, Preston Perry, Melissa Kruger, and Michael Kruger discuss what it looks like to have healthy, godly marriages.

Juan Sanchez uses Nehemiah’s example of prayer to illustrate how we should earnestly seek the Lord.

In her message at TGCW22, Lydia Brownback addresses the topic of contentment and points to where we can find true fulfillment for our unmet desires. 

In his message at TGC Chicago’s 2022 Regional Conference, Kevin DeYoung expounds on John 17, teaching us how to pray like Christ.

At TGCW22, Irwyn Ince explores the characteristics of love described in 1 Corinthians 13 and explains how to abide in this Christlike love.

In his message at TGC Chicago's 2022 Regional Conference, H. B. Charles explains what happens in David’s heart during his prayer of confession in Psalm 51.

In her message at TGCW22, Rebecca McLaughlin teaches on the importance of placing all our hope in Jesus in order to live a fulfilled life.

Originally featured on TGC Podcast in 2020, we are bringing back a timely message from Trip Lee on faith and healing.

In her message at TGCW22, Trillia Newbell emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ in order for Christians to endure in the faith.

Kevin DeYoung teaches on the importance of accurate Bible interpretation and addresses the issue of pervasive interpretive pluralism within Christianity.

Darryl Williamson and George Yancey share their arguments about how to heal racial wounds and pursue racial justice as Christians.

Patrick Miller and Jay Kim share their arguments about the ever-growing landscape of technology and how church leaders should respond.

Brian Mattson and Jake Meador discuss creation care—is it something Christians should only practice privately, or is it an issue requiring political action?

Matthew Soerens and Darren Guerra discuss how faith informs the relationship between respecting the law and showing compassion to undocumented immigrants.

Jen Wilkin and Jonathan Pennington share their respective arguments and discuss the issue of parents' decision to send their children to public schools.

Matt Smethurst leads a panel with Al Mohler, Gavin Ortlund, and Afshin Ziafat as they discuss how to order theological beliefs for the health of the church.

At TGCW21, Sarah Walton leads a panel of women writers, musicians, and podcasters in discussing how to use their creative platforms for the glory of God.

In his message at TGCW22, Julius Kim teaches from 2 Samuel 9 on how King David’s sacrificial love points us to the sacrificial love of God through Christ.

In her keynote message at TGC’s 2022 Women's Conference, Courtney Doctor teaches on the true champion in the story of David and Goliath.

In her message at TGCW22, Nancy Guthrie uses the story of Rahab and other Old Testament stories to show why we should take hold of the mercy of God.

What is required of us for salvation? We must look to Christ and believe.

In his keynote message at TGCW22, John Piper describes four scenes in the wilderness of Exodus 17 that are brimming with implications for our own lives.

In her message at TGCW22, Jackie Hill Perry teaches on the testing of Abraham’s faith, God's provision of a ram, and Jesus—our ultimate substitute.

In her message at TGCW22, Melissa Kruger uses the story of Noah and the flood to illustrate God's unchanging character and grace.

In his message at TGC21, David Platt explains the role of the local church in global missions, giving 10 practical ways church leaders and pastors can shepherd their people to live out the Great Commission.

In his message at TGC21, Ligon Duncan describes what the book of Hebrews means by “acceptable worship” in the life of the Christian.

At TGC's 2021 National Conference, Trevin Wax teaches on the importance of being a multi-directional leader and gives four directives toward that end.

John Yates explores five things that made the ministry and revival of the early awakeners so effective.

At TGC21, Mike Kruger and Jen Wilkin discuss how to understand the relationship between law and grace.

At TGCW21, a panel of women discuss barriers to ethnic diversity within the church and explore how the gospel can help us move forward.

Based on concepts from his book, 'The Wisdom Pyramid: Feeding Your Soul in a Post-Truth World', Brett McCracken teaches how to become wise in a world that offers too much information, too quickly.

Nancy Guthrie introduces the Book of James by explaining who James was, where he came from, and how important he was to the early church.

In his message at TGC21, Sam Allberry explains why the gospel is good news for our bodies and how to see our bodies as God originally intended.

Michael Horton explains how as sinners, we can take our sin to a holy God without fear because of our sympathetic high priest, Jesus. 

In her message at TGCW21, Megan Hill gives five ways to practically teach our kids to love the local church.

Mark Vroegop, Kori Porter, and Irwyn Ince discuss why lament is key to racial reconciliation.

In her message at TGCW21, Glenna Marshall teaches on how sanctification has everything to do with the being faithful and patient in a world that is not.

Kori Porter teaches at TGC21 about the dangers of sin, the power we have to escape it through the Holy Spirit, and God's grace through sanctification.

Kevin DeYoung, Ligon Duncan, Melissa Kruger, and Nancy Guthrie discuss what it means to have a healthy, biblical view of complementarianism. 

Megan Hill, Lauren Hansen, and Lindsey Carlson discuss the challenges and joys of being a pastor's and elder’s wife in the journey of caring for the church.

In his message at TGC21, Julius Kim teaches how to deliver a sermon with wisdom and grace for the growth of God’s kingdom.

Jen Wilkin delivers a message at TGCW21 on expanding our understanding of and obedience to the Ten Commandments.

In her message at TGCW22, Nancy Guthrie offers encouragement and wise, biblical tips to approaching the book of Revelation without fear.

Greg Beale and Benjamin Gladd explain the importance of eschatology in the Christian’s understanding of all of Scripture.

Nancy Guthrie delivers a strategy on how to teach the Bible with personality and passion.

Brett McCracken, Sam Allberry, and Trevin Wax discuss how Christians should gracefully and biblically engage our current sexual culture.

A. Craig Troxel expounds on what Scripture says about the heart. To love God whole-heartedly, we must look to Christ who has perfectly loved the Father. 

Lloyd Kim teaches on why taking the gospel to the unreached is a social justice issue, offering encouragement to answer the call to the Great Commission.

Ligon Duncan teaches from the book of Romans on the Holy Spirit’s ongoing work in the Christian life to conform us into the image of Jesus.

Amy Gannett, Blair Linne, and Laura Wifler explore ways of using social media to the glory of God.

In her message at TGCW21, Jen Wilkin expounds on Romans 11 and 12, outlining the truth that in order to find true rest, we must know and worship God.

In his message at TGC21, Juan Sánchez speaks on God’s clear path for leadership in the church, and expounds on how to find biblically qualified elders and leaders.

Biblical theology allows us to experience a deeper understanding of what Christ has done, not an overwhelming feeling of what we have to do.

The power of God's grace to give life through Christ's finished work is much greater than the power of sin to bring death.

Ryan Burge and Andrew Walker share their arguments and engage in a discussion about the term ‘evangelical’ and what it actually denotes.

Brian Davis and Justin Giboney discuss how the church should address racial injustice.

Scott Klusendorf and Karen Swallow Prior share their respective arguments and discuss the pro-life cause and what it should encompass.

Sean DeMars and Rebecca McLaughlin discuss “woke church” and address what the church should be most concerned with regarding today’s social issues.

Bob Thune and Andrew Wilson advance their arguments and engage in a discussion about how Christians should think about gun control.

John Yates, Matt Carter, Vermon Pierre, and Afshin Ziafat share stories from their pastoral ministries and encourage pastors to endure in their calling.

On today’s bonus episode, you'll hear a selection from TGC’s narrative podcast, Recorded.

Darryl Williamson explains the theology of overcoming opposition in the Christian life by moving through suffering, not running from it.

Sam Allberry leads a breakout session at TGCW21 on receiving the gift of singleness.

Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, Melissa Kruger, and Trillia Newbell discuss what discipleship is and why it is so important within the local church.

Julius Kim gives a keynote message at TGCW21 on why we should be encouraged and motivated to pray.

Singing God’s song of Scripture so that it comes out in our dreams, ambitions, and plans is the way to endure suffering.

Paige Benton Brown teaches how to discern where worldliness has crept into our lives and how our strivings cease in Christ.

A conversation with Mike Cosper and Alan Noble

As we love and abide in Christ, our good works will be a response from our hearts rather than a striving towards salvation.

K. A. Ellis preaches from James 1, encouraging us to ask ourselves which story we are following—God’s true story, or the idols of our hearts.

Though we may not fully agree on questions of race and racism, we can be unified through our conversations if together we are fixated on Christ.

We're facing many trials—externally and internally. We're weary. But God is using every single one of our trials to fit us for heaven.

Because the Lord is our helper, because he is for us, we are empowered to be content even in the midst of our anxieties and fears.

Betsy Childs Howard addresses moral ecosystems that pass down values from generation to generation, and how the stories we tell shape our children.

As parents lay the foundation of catechesis for their children, duty gives way to delight, while Biblical truth begins to shape their families for the glory of God.

Lloyd Kim teaches how the author of Hebrews makes a case that the New Covenant through Jesus is based on better promises of God than the Old.

Live from TGCW21, the panel discusses the importance of a humble posture when engaging in conversation around sexual identity.

When life hits hard and we find ourselves desperate for solid ground, we should be reminded of the kingdom that cannot be shaken.

Jesus is not only the priest; he is the sacrifice.

Aimee Joseph led a session during TGCW21 titled “What’s Next? Discerning God’s Will.”

Rebecca McLaughlin encourages Christians to take cultural critiques of modern evangelicalism seriously.

Mike Horton delivered a message during TGC21 titled “The Necessity of Justification,” taking a look back at Luther’s discovery of the doctrine and the many factors that have affected its understanding, acceptance, or rejection by believers over the years.

TGC hosted a panel discussion at the 2021 Women’s Conference titled “Experiencing God in Your Affliction.”

Melissa Kruger and Jen Wilkin led a conversation during a session at the 2021 TGC Women’s Conference titled “Gospel Parenting During the Little Years.”

In this episode of TGC’s Behind the Song, Brett McCracken interviews Phoenix-based singer/songwriter LOVKN about his story, his songwriting process, and his desire for a renaissance of artistically beautiful Christ-centered music.

In this episode of TGC’s Behind the Song, Brett McCracken interviews Tenielle Neda about her journey to faith and writing music that can influence other people’s faith.

In this “Behind the Song” episode of the TGC Podcast, Brett McCracken interviews Poor Bishop Hooper—Jesse and Leah Roberts—about their EveryPsalm project, which releases a new song each week, one for each Psalm.

Scott Sauls led a session at the 2021 TGC National Conference titled “Rising Above Cancel Culture with the Fruit of Gentleness.”

John Onwuchekwa led a session at the 2021 TGC National Conference titled “The Christian’s Patience” from Hebrews chapter 11.

Betsy Childs Howard led a discussion with Suzanne Bates, Courtney Reissig, and Kristin Wetherell in a breakout session at the TGC 2021 Women’s Conference titled “Steadfast Hope in an Anxious World.”

Speaking primarily from his own traumatic experiences and pastoring others through their own, Matthew Spandler-Davidson led a workshop for pastors at the 2021 TGC National Conference titled “How the Cross Offers Healing for Victims of Abuse.”

Alasdair Groves taught a breakout session at TGC’s 2021 National Conference on the key to rightly responding to anxiety in our lives.

Against the backdrop of a difficult past year, this panel at TGCW21 offers words of hope for moms who are tired and weary.

Preaching at TGC’s 2021 National Conference, John Piper expounds upon six manifestations of Christ’s greatness outlined in Hebrews 9.

Jackie Hill Perry teaches that in order to create a better world through our words, we must be honest, behold Christ, and be filled by the Spirit.

Dane Ortlund teaches how understanding the character of God throughout the Scriptures sets the stage for knowing how Christ approaches us.

Vaneetha Rendall Risner explores what forgiveness really is and points to how God heals us through the process.

Jen Wilkin delivers a message at TGC21, relaying stories of women who feared God rather than men and stood against the Serpent, risking their very lives.

From the framework outlined in Carl Ellis’s ‘Free At Last’, the panel addresses questions regarding the African American experience over the last 400 years.

Paige Brown teaches on the kingdom of God and how it's not only good for the future but is meant for today and should permeate every part of our world.

The panel discusses how healthy deconstruction should allow for questions while pointing to Jesus, reminding those who question of all that Christ has done. 

Mike Kruger delivers a message at TGC's 2021 Women's Conference, clarifying truths about apostasy and denoting how Christians should respond to it. 

Christine Hoover delivers a message about biblical friendship—despite all the flaws and blemishes, these friendships are a priceless gift from God.

Julius Kim encourages his listeners to testify to the goodness of God even in the midst of overwhelming weakness.

Andy Davis delivered a message to the Carolinas Regional Chapter of TGC titled “How the Scriptures Equip” as a part of their series “Equipped for Every Good.”

Jason Cook delivers a message reminding us that a disciple is one who loves God and neighbor.

Paul Tripp reminds pastors to guard against numbness as they teach the gospel over a lifetime.

Sarah Zylstra and J. D. Greear discuss his future hopes for the SBC, the global church, and the importance of keeping the gospel at the center of it all. 

Don Carson led a session for TGC’s 2018 Bay Area regional conference titled “New Power” as a part of the series “Being the Church in a Foreign Land.”

Russell Moore led a session for TGC’s 2017 Arizona regional conference titled “Discipleship and Temptation”, addressing four questions that arise from Genesis 3:1-13.

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra interviews Alex Harris about clerking for two U.S. Supreme Court justices and his brother Josh’s high-profile deconstruction of his faith.

Malachi Tresler led a breakout session at TGC’s 2019 Arizona Regional Conference titled, “The Impact of Revivalism on Contemporary Worship.”

Originally delivered at TGC's 2019 National Conference, Ray Ortlund's workshop charted a course into biblical renewal for tired pastors and churches.

Hosted at TGC's 2018 Women's Conference, the panel discusses the elements they believe are essential to an effective women's ministry.

The story of the paralyzed man brought to Jesus urges believers to take five actionable steps in evangelism.

John Piper delivered a plenary message at The Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference on being unashamed to be scorned with Jesus.

Mindy Belz recounts lessons learned from persecuted believers around the world, addressing the systems that have led to such oppression.

A panel at TGC'S 2018 Women's Conference discusses the importance of discipleship that prepares college students to follow Christ long after the university days.

Kevin DeYoung delivers a message at TGC’s 2019 Southwest Conference titled “Laodicea,” drawing from Revelation 3:14-22.

Sam Allberry delivered a message at TGC’s 2020 Bay Area Pre-Conference titled “Sexuality, the Church, Grace, and Truth.”

Paul Miller delivers a message on “J-Curve living”, emphasizing that in the Christian life, we share in the suffering of Christ and become like him in death.

Jason Cook teaches on how suffering exists as a divine tool to wean us off of the lower pleasures of this world and encourages us to persevere with hope.

Danté Upshaw led a workshop at TGC’s Bay Area Regional Conference, expanding on Ephesians 3 to encourage grace-filled, gospel-centered racial unity.

In this episode, you’ll hear a message from H. B. Charles on why prayer is necessary for revival. This message was originally delivered at TGC’s 2019 Arizona Regional Conference.

Tim Keller focuses on the main principle of being born again—submitting to Christ with every fiber of our being in order to find eternal life.

Don Carson delivered a message titled “Lazarus” at The Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference in Indianapolis.

Noël Piper, Latoya McCutcheon, Lauren Hansen, and Megan Hill discuss struggles and joys, sacrifices and rewards, and the importance of finding security and direction in God’s Word as a pastor's wife.

Originally featured on TGC Podcast in 2019, we're bringing back a rather timely message from Trevin Wax on how to stay faithful in the midst of an anxious cultural age.

At The Gospel Coalition’s 2018 Women’s Conference, Kristie Anyabwile, Courtney Doctor, Elicia Horton, Irene Sun, and Shar Walker participated in a panel discussion titled “The Gospel and Racial Reconciliation.”

Join three spoken-word artists as they perform various Scripture-based compositions and share about how the gospel shapes their craft and fuels their mission. A time for Q&A follows the performances.

Jared Wilson delivered a message in a breakout at The Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference titled “The Gospel Driven Church,” sharing principles that can be found in his book by the same name.

In this bonus episode, we bring you a special interview between TGC senior writer Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra and theologian David Wells.

Ligon Duncan delivers a message from Mark 7:24-30, teaching on Jesus’s mission and how a pagan woman responds to Christ’s radical grace.

We do not want our causes or convictions to disappear. Biblical, gospel-centered Christianity must take institutional shape, or it too will disappear.

John Onwuchekwa reminds us that prayer both teaches and displays dependance on God in the most practical manner in the life of a believer.

"What captivates your heart moves you to act." Glen Scrivener delivered a message at the Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference originally titled “How to Captivate the Imagination in Evangelism.”

Mike Cosper delivered a message during a workshop at the Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference titled “Made in the Image of God for the Good of the World.”

Kristie Anyabwile encourages Christian women of all generations to invest in one another, stand against sin, and represent the gospel to nonbelievers.

In this bonus episode of TGC Podcast, you’ll hear a clip of a conversation between Collin Hansen and David Platt from TGC’s Gospelbound podcast.

The panel addresses the trend of short stays in pastoral roles and the value of pastors who dedicate their lives to single congregations for decades.

On today's episode, you'll hear from Danny Akin on “Little Global Hearts: How to Give Kids a Vision for the World," delivered at TGC’s 2019 National Pre-Conference in Indianapolis.

In this episode of The Gospel Coalition Podcast, we bring you a portion of the first episode from 'As In Heaven', a new podcast show in TGC's podcast network. Listen in as hosts Mike Aitcheson and Jim Davis talk with Crawford Loritts on setting the stage for our national conversation on race and justice.

Dan Doriani delivered a message in a breakout session at The Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference titled “Only Be Strong and Courageous: Why Every Pastor Needs a Tender Heart and a Tough Hide.”

Originally featured on TGC Podcast in 2017, we're bringing back this workshop message from Paul Tripp on parenting that is informed by and infused with the gospel.

Rico Tice delivers a message in a breakout session at The Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference titled “Honest Evangelism: How to Talk About Jesus Even When It’s Tough.”

Kathleen Nielson encourages us to relish Deborah’s story, mining the text for every ounce of God-glorifying truth that may possibly be uncovered.

Jamie Ivey, Jackie Hill Perry, and Ithohan Omolere discuss what it means to celebrate diversity in all areas of the Christian life.

From the very beginning, Scripture informs us who God is, drives us to respond to God in unfettered worship, and equips God’s people for the work of ministry.

Cameron Cole delivered a breakout message at The Gospel Coalition’s 2019 National Conference titled, “Preparing Kids and Adults to Suffer: Truths That Comfort, Sustain, and Redeem in Tragedy.”

Eden Chen spoke at The Gospel Coalition’s first west coast conference in Fullerton, California, October of 2018, on the topic of faith and work.

Noël Piper and her daughter, Talitha, led a workshop session at The Gospel Coalition’s 2018 Women’s Conference titled, “God’s Grace in Life’s Transitions.”

Collin Hansen interviews Stephen Um

Laura Powell led a workshop during The Gospel Coalition’s 2018 Women’s Conference titled, “Journey with John Flavel Toward Fearlessness.”

Josh Byers and Tim Challies deliver a message about the importance of imagery in theology titled, “How Visual Theology Displays the Truth About God.”

Matthew McCullough delivered a message titled, “Remember Death: The Surprising Path to Living Hope” based on his book by the same name.

Jackie Hill Perry delivers a message titled “Gay Girl, Good God: The Story of Who I Was and Who God Has Always Been” based on her book by the same name.

Sam Chan delivers a surprising message on evangelism titled “How to Tell Your Friends About Jesus Without Becoming That Guy.”

Christopher Yuan points believers toward God-pleasing sexual identity—recognizing that our identity is not defined by our sin, but by Christ.

Karen Swallow Prior addresses for believers “Why, How, and What to Read,” emphasizing the truth that reading is a supernatural gift from God.

Harold Kim delivers a message of hope by recounting the repeating themes in the life of Joseph: sins, sovereignty, and salvation.

Trip Lee addresses the reality of the Christian identity, individual worth, and the significance of our lives in God’s created order.

Todd Goranson and Steve Rooks address the efficacy of arts as a tool for evangelism, arguing that art portrays the beauty and complexity of God’s creation.

Kyle Strobel encourages Christians to marry the practices of theology and spiritual formation in order to fully participate in the life of God.

Trillia Newbell encourages believers to trust the foundational truth about God found in Romans 8—if he is for us, no one can ever stand against us.

Sandra McCracken and Russ Ramsey discuss how, in prose and songwriting, they mine the detail of Scripture, using their imaginations to faithfully flesh out its context and significance.

Kevin DeYoung emphasizes the importance of theological precision—the wise measurement of the words used to describe God’s interaction with his people.

Aimee Joseph leads a workshop session at the 2018 TGC Women’s Conference on the necessity of the grace of Christ in motherhood.

Shai Linne addresses the need for gospel conversations around the issue of ethnic unity.

Alistair Begg addresses the need for pastors to continually “press the gospel message home.” From 2 Timothy 4:1-9, he charges them to focus on the ministry of the Word in a climate marked by moral and doctrinal confusion.

Jesus is the meeting place of time and eternity. He is the intersection between heaven and earth. When we, like the woman at the well, were in our sin and could not reach up, God reached down to us.

A holistic, Augustinian apologetic gives us the resources to offer critiques of other world views and secular idols—paving a path to an eternal love that the human heart has always yearned for.

In Christ, we are chosen, saved, and kept by the gospel. Therefore, we should not be ashamed of it, even as suffering comes.

Danielle Anderson, Nancy Guthrie, and Vaneetha Rendall Risner share their experiences with grief, and the grace they’ve discovered along the way.

In this breakout session, Tom Nelson explores a robust theological bridge from the scriptural text to wise economic thought.

Trip Lee encourages Christians to be faithful in their efforts at evangelism and gospel proclamation.

In this workshop, Ellen Dykas addresses both the dangers and also the joys of being poured out into the lives of others, with a focus on Christ-centered practical wisdom for our own hearts.

When we understand the mercy of God, it will always take us in directions we would rather not go, toward people we would rather not care about, and ultimately into the deepest counsels of God.

As believers called to make disciples of all nations, how do we carry out the Great Commission in our workplaces? What kinds of sensitivities and clarity are biblical and effective? What is the role of the church? How can we shine the light of the gospel in our various places of work—whether an office, a kitchen, an artist’s studio, or a classroom?

We're done with the old self, and we have put on a new nature which bears an ever-clearer insignia of our creator, Jesus Christ.

We can have confidence in God's fore-bearing continuance with us, as we love Him with all our heart, soul, and strength.

Matt Smethurst interviews Collin Hansen about what happened in 2019

A talk by Jonathan Leeman

A conversation with Collin Hansen and Brett McCracken

Collin Hansen interviews Andy Crouch about putting technology in its proper place

A talk by Kathleen Nielson on Women, God, and Hard Questions

Collin Hansen interviews Ivan Mesa about books

Collin Hansen interviews Kevin DeYoung

A talk by Trevin Wax

Collin Hansen interviews Vermon Pierre

A workshop with Kristen Waggoner of Alliance Defending Freedom

Collin Hansen interviews Erik Raymond

A panel with Jackie Hill Perry, Cameron Cole, Glen Scrivener, and Stephen Um

Collin Hansen interviews Jared Wilson

Becky Pippert on how to lead a seeker study

Collin Hansen interviews Phil Ryken

A panel with Sam Allberry, Craig Ellis, Bethany Jenkins, and Stephen Um

A collaboration with Love Thy Neighborhood

A talk by Mark Vroegop

Paul Tripp on Parenting and Grace

Collin Hansen interviews Darryl Williamson on contextualization

A panel discussion with Don Carson, Collin Hansen, Donnie Griggs, Jeff Robinson, Stephen Witmer

In this podcast, Collin Hansen interviews David Platt about a trip he took to the Himalayas, where physical and spiritual needs collided, and his eyes were opened to the urgency of reaching the unreached.

Danielle Sallade on Biblical Principles for Resolving Conflict

Collin Hansen interviews Julius Kim

A conversation with Collin Hansen and Don Carson

A talk by David Platt

Collin Hansen interviews Benny Hinn’s nephew Costi about growing up believing the prosperity gospel and how he came to see it as incompatible with the Bible.

Al Mohler on Parenting in a Turbulent Time

Brett McCracken, Ryan Lister, and Thomas Terry discuss

A Panel with Elliot Clark, Jason Cook, Jen Pollock Michel, and Russell Moore

Erik Thoennes and Jeremy Treat

Jen Wilkin on Reclaiming Christian Education in the Local Church

Joshua Ryan Butler and Thomas Terry

A talk by Thomas Kidd

A conversation with H. B. Charles and John Piper

A panel discussion with Jason Cook, Kevin DeYoung, Phillip Holmes, and Darryl Williamson

A discussion with Erik Thoennes and Jeremy Treat

A conversation with church planters John Onwuchekwa, Joe Rigney, and Kempton Turner

Jen Wilkin on Forming Future Evangelists

Joshua Ryan Butler and Thomas Terry

A workshop with Don Carson and Ligon Duncan

Collin Hansen interviews Mark Galli

A panel with Betsy Childs Howard, Melissa Kruger, Taylor Turkington, and Quina Aragon

Jon Nielson, Cameron Cole, and Kori Porter

A talk by Tim Keesee

A discussion with Jonathan Leeman, John Onwuchekwa, and Juan Sánchez

A talk by Mika Edmondson

In this podcast, Shona Murray talks about her unexpected experience with severe burnout and depression and offers advice about how to cope with a break down.

A talk by Sam Allberry

John Piper and H. B. Charles

A talk by Rebecca McLaughlin

Jeremy Treat and Erik Thoennes

Collin Hansen interviews Eric Johnston

A discussion with Jen Wilkin, Jackie Hill Perry, Jen Pollock Michel

Rosaria Butterfield, Melissa Kruger, and Trillia Newbell

Mack Stiles on the need for gospel-centered churches at the heart of missions

A discussion on false claims about the Bible

Collin Hansen interviews David Brooks

Paul Tripp on God's Work in Trials

A discussion with Rosaria Butterfield, Tony Merida, and Dennae Pierre

A conversation with Jen Wilkin, Jen Pollock Michel, and Jackie Hill Perry

A talk by Sam Allberry

Collin Hansen interviews Jen Wilkin

A talk by Gloria Furman

A panel with Kris Brosett, Anthony Kidd, and Bobby Scott

Collin Hansen interviews Christopher Yuan

A talk by Justin Buzzard

Collin Hansen interviews Rebecca McLaughlin

A workshop with Erik and Donna Thoennes

A discussion with Don Carson and Mike Kruger

Matt Smethurst, Rebecca McLaughlin, and Don Carson discuss

A talk by Jeremy Treat

Collin Hansen interviews Sam Allberry

A discussion with Russell Moore, Trevin Wax, and Scott Sauls

A talk by Ray Ortlund

A conversation with Michael and Melissa Kruger

A panel with Rosaria Butterfield, Regina Robinson, Dennae Pierre, and Sandra Hardy

A discussion with Sam Allberry, Juan Sánchez, and Afshin Ziafat

A panel with Kevin DeYoung, Ligon Duncan, Bobby Scott, and Stephen Um

Collin Hansen interviews Peter J. Williams

A talk by Brett McCracken

A discussion with Trillia Newbell, Jen Pollock Michel, and Jen Wilkin

A Talk from MLK50

Kevin DeYoung, Danny Akin, and Darryl Williamson discuss

A talk by Ryan Lister and Thomas Terry

A discussion with Gloria Furman, Becky Pippert, and Shar Walker

Trevin Wax on meeting our cultural moment without fear

A Talk on Certainty and Knowledge

Jen Pollock Michel on the gospel story of home

In this panel discussion recorded at TGC25, Mark Vroegop, Nancy Guthrie, Collin Hansen, Juan Sanchez, and Ligon Duncan talk about all God has done in and through TGC in the past 20 years.

This talk from TGCW24 by Trillia Newbell explores the what, when, where, and how of Bible reading in order to cultivate a delight in God’s Word.

This panel from TGC25 takes a fresh look at the prayers of Ephesians with the hope of deepening our delight in drawing near to God.

In this panel discussion recorded at TGCW24, Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, Melissa Kruger, Laura Wifler, and Jen Wilkin talk why a biblical perspective on aging means we don’t have to fear the years.

Andy Davis, Dan Doriani, Trillia Newbell, Ruth Chou Simons, and Afshin Ziafat discuss very practical ways to become more faithful in prayer, Bible intake, fasting, and other disciplines.

Jared C. Wilson, Gavin Ortlund, and Brad Edwards address the critical weaknesses in our discipleship that cause believers to drift from the gospel and give compelling reasons to rediscover the church’s beauty.

Brett McCracken leads a panel discussion with Brad Edwards, Gavin Ortlund, and Jared C. Wilson on practical responses to the challenges facing the church.

Ellen Mary Dykas talks about how to diagnose relational idolatry in our lives, bring real help and healing to those around us, and take steps of faith toward loving people without craving or worshipping them.

Michael Keller explains how understanding and critiquing “cultural narratives” helps us communicate the gospel in comprehensible and compelling ways.

In this talk recorded at TGC25, Stephen Witmer explains how Ephesians 5 unlocks a joyful, liberating, and distinctively Christian approach to marriage.

This panel discussion explores the idea that the church is the household of God where men and women we are meant to flourish as spiritual brothers and sisters.

Mike and Melissa Kruger consider biblical principles that should serve as the foundation for the practical decisions parents make.

In an age of overmediation and digital delusion, trust what you can touch with your own hands and see with your own eyes.

Benjamin Gladd and Nancy Guthrie outline principles for making sound biblical connections, tracing themes in the text, and avoiding common pitfalls of biblical interpretation.

Christian parents need the classics for the same intellectual and spiritual benefits that make them good for your children.

In this conversation recorded at TGCW24, Wendy Alsup, Blair Linne, Jen Oshman, and Vaneetha Risner—four women whose lives have been touched by divorce—discuss their experiences and God’s faithfulness.

The metamodern generation is hungry for a few things Christianity is well positioned to provide. But this disposition will pose challenges too.

Ligon Duncan and Michael Lawrence discuss the nature of Christian conversion, emphasizing that it is a divine work of God followed by human response through repentance and faith.

Church planting has moved from guys leading Bible studies in bars to men leading church-planting teams into well-scouted locations.

This message on Jesus's passion from Luke 23 was preached by Gary Millar at The Gospel Coalition's 2013 National Conference.

We need the humanities today because they teach us how to be fully human, to glorify God, and to love our neighbor.

Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra talks with Michael J. Kruger about the arguments that New Testament scholar and skeptic Bart Ehrman makes in his latest book Love Thy Stranger.

Some Christians take themselves too seriously, but the gospel sets us free to laugh. Joylessness isn't equated with godliness.

In this thoughtful conversation recorded at TGC25, Matt Boswell, Ligon Duncan, Keith Getty and Sandy Willson discuss the liturgical practices that have formed American Evangelical worship.