The Gospel Coalition

Can anything good come out of Liechtenstein?

By the time I was in middle school, I had six different types of pets: a hamster, a rat, a gecko, a bunny, a cat, and a dog.

The Christian faith hinges on forgiveness.

Some months back, an AI coding agent caused a stir by deleting a company’s database and the volume-level backups to that database in nine seconds.

Does the gospel have the power to bridge the chasms within our polarized society?

The state of Texas, where I live, is making the news for its updated mandatory reading list for public schools, which includes passages from the King James Bible.

Earlier this summer, the Texas State Board of Education approved a list of mandated texts, making it the first state in the nation to have a statewide required reading list.

One of comedian Nate Bargatze’s most famous bits recalls his days as a water-meter reader for Wilson County, Tennessee, outside Nashville.

What does a film about the English Peasant’s Revolt of 1381 have to do with the September 11 attacks?

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For years, we’ve lived with algorithmic AI tools without much noticing them.

In recent years, evangelicals have shown renewed interest in the hermeneutics of the Church Fathers.

The Christian narrative is a global story composed of a “cloud of witnesses” (Heb. 12:1) from “every nation, tribe, people, and language” (Rev. 7:9, CSB).

Generative AI has become a nearly daily part of my life in the last couple years, as it has for many others.

Gone are the days when family estrangement was a desperate, last resort of children who suffered through years of abuse and neglect under volatile, violent caregivers.

The auditorium was cold.

How should a pastor decide what to preach next, and how far ahead should he plan?

This summer, LinkedIn added a response button to join previous options like “Save,” “Copy link to post,” and “Report post.”

The book that the famed British Library once called the most significant in the English language was nearly destroyed before it was even printed.

Twenty-five years ago this fall, Crossway released the ESV Bible.

For more than two decades, The Gospel Coalition has resourced the church by publishing original articles and, in our earliest days, hosting a number of independent bloggers.

In modern Western culture, Christianity is often seen as anything but good, true, and beautiful.

Some might say the greatest threat to American democracy today is increasing polarization.

For a man who called himself a “bad-weather churchgoer,” Wendell Berry (1934–2026) has had a remarkable influence among American Christians.

Courtney and Melissa talk to Blair Linne about her struggle with anxiety and panic attacks and the tools that have helped her to fight anxiety.

Christians today need a principled ethical framework for evaluating AI use.

Much will be written about Wendell Berry (1934–2026) in these days and weeks following his death.

I remember the first time I resigned from a job.

The identity of the 144,000 is hotly debated within the church.

There’s an ever-increasing catalog of books critiquing evangelical Christians, many written by people who once called themselves evangelical.

I sobbed alone in my dorm room, devastated from yet another night of watching pornography.

This year, I’m gardening.

For the past two years, I’ve blocked my iPhone’s access to Safari for the entire month of February.

It’s hard to navigate a fallen world.

How should churches use AI without letting it reshape what the church is?

Like many church plants, we started mobile.

Christianity dominates many African nations, but this masks a troubling reality.

“How can I help?”

Deuteronomy 34 presents us with a picture of Moses as a tired parent.

No one likes to wait.

Bedtime can be hard with toddlers.

“I don’t go to women’s Bible studies,” she told me.

Jesus is a compelling historical figure.

The results of the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress report card were sobering.

I don’t know how Job felt when he sat in his pile of ashes with his children dead and his wealth stolen and his body decaying, but I have sat on the edge of my bed in tears, crying out to God over my suffering.

The patron saint of cultural apologetics is Augustine of Hippo, author most famously of City of God and Confessions.

We all live in a world influenced by therapy culture, whether or not we’ve been to therapy ourselves.

Revelation 11 depicts “two witnesses” who minister for “1,260 days.”

The question isn’t simply whether AI is good or bad, but good or bad for whom?

Few if any technologies in history have spawned such wildly different predictions as artificial intelligence.