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Below are some podcasts I have found especially helpful to Christians seeking to better understand and engage with our particular cultural moment. The list offers a variety of perspectives on various aspects of our culture that will prove beneficial for attentive and thoughtful listeners.
For such a time as this, we need to consider the larger vision of what God is doing. While we can focus on all the unique aspects of what we are facing currently, the fact is that the message and focus of the gospel remains constant.
As a counselor, professor, and Christian, I work at a fantastic intersection of life. Change, growth and formation is something that people are hungry for, and something I am challenged daily to help people with. As I reflected on the…
“Who is my neighbor?” Like the lawyer who asked Jesus this question, we often find ourselves surprised and resistant at the answer.
We often undervalue the importance of our own work when we say, “I just work do ordinary work. ” But the Bible looks at work a different way.
If Scripture as the unchanging, inerrant Word of God is the foundation of our ministry, and the holy charge of keeping Christ at the center of all we do motivates our ministry, then what are the consequences flowing from these that compel us in our ministry? Dr. Tom Gibbs explores those consequences in part 3 of this series adapted from his inaugural presidential address.
Just as the animating force of apostle Paul’s ministry was his charge to “know nothing among you except Jesus Christ and him crucified,” so the mission of Covenant Seminary is driven by the holy charge that shapes and motivates us: Christ at the center of everything we teach and do.
Truth is at stake in the world today. The foundational conviction of Covenant Seminary is that the Scriptures are the inspired, inerrant Word of God, our only infallible rule of faith and practice. This foundation undergirds and supports every aspect of our ministry.
Counseling graduates from Covenant use the blessing of counseling relationship to help hurting people experience the world, themselves, others, and our Creator with renewed joy and lasting hope.
If a perfect reed is fragile and a bruised one is useless, why will Jesus not break a bruised reed and why does it matter?
As schools close, churches move online, and many of us work from home to prevent the spread of Covid-19, parents consider how to shepherd their children during this unprecedented time in history.
The work of a pastor has never been harder, at least in our lifetime, in lands that suffer no persecution. Every few weeks, we must reassess and re-organize the way we worship, make disciples, and care for each other. Churches…
