It’s wonderful to hear Christians say, “I need more meaningful fellowship in my life.” It means they are tired of the same superficiality to which they have become so accustomed. The Spirit in them is prodding them toward what they really do need.

Are Christian women supposed to submit to the leadership of all Christian men? Historical theologian R. Scott Clark explains why the principle of headship in the church must be applied and exercised carefully.

A cultural shift is occurring in the way Christians talk about the human condition. More and more, we are “broken” rather than “sinners”—people who act out of our brokenness, rather than our sin, rebellion, disobedience, or rejection of God. Are brokenness and sinfulness the same thing?