byFaith Magazine - Tim Keller on the Doctrine of Sin

Tim Keller on the Doctrine of Sin By Justin Poythress Tim Keller’s latest book – “What Is Wrong with The World?”– provides categories to help people in the 21st century understand sin not as some archaic religious points system, but as a complex cancer that explains my deepest problems. READ NOW

Orality and the Spread of the Gospel By Adam MacInnis “Every day I wake up at some level and just am stunned at where God has brought us.” READ NOW Louisville Host Committee Announces General Assembly Theme By Megan Fowler The Louisville host committee has announced that the theme for the week will be “The Welcome of God,” featuring Romans 15:7. READ NOW Michael Allen | The Second Coming of Christ: Judgment & Eternity By Staff In this episode of "What Christians Believe," Derek Rishmawy and guest Michael Allen focus on the affirmation of Christ’s return in glory. READ NOW Stranger Things of the Old Testament: The Giants By S.A. Fix The Bible’s interest in giants is not merely biological; it is also theological. READ NOW

AROUND THE WEB Jennifer Whitener Named Executive Director of the Brock-Barnes Center for Leadership Covenant College announced on October 15, 2025, that Jennifer (Jenny) Whitener has been appointed as the executive director of the Brock-Barnes Center for Leadership. Make Changes Wisely in an Established Women’s Ministry   Both women who want to maintain the status quo and those who want change, need the same things from women’s ministry—the ministry of the Word, the fellowship of saints, and the opportunity to love others in word and deed. Kingdom Friendship in a Divided World What if the relationships that sustain pastors also showed the world a better way? This article launches a new series on the friendships that make ministry flourish. Finding Joy as a Christian Single How do we find joy and contentment in singleness if we long for marriage? How do we avoid cynicism or bitterness?  Science Requires the Christian God Scientists aren’t merely empirical in their research. They come to their work with theological and philosophical assumptions. FOLLOW  |  DONATE  |  DAILY DEVOTIONAL