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Keith D. Stanglin Help us Expand the Reach! Where We’ve Been After many years of teaching in university and seminary contexts, as well as serving as ministers in churches, Todd Hall and I recognized the need in churches for trustworthy, high-quality resources that could help prepare the “non-specialists,” who do most of the teaching, leading, and shepherding in churches and other Christian settings. We dreamed of a church-facing ministry that would directly serve churches an

We continue offering excerpts from the 2026 CCS winter class. In this excerpt from the sixth class meeting, Nathan Guy discusses "Humans as Embodied Beings: Bioethics." You can view all of the excerpts from the winter class on our YouTube channel. From the class description: In an age of increasing dependence and formation by technology, it is perhaps more vital than ever that Christians grapple with the question, “What is a human being?” What does it mean to be human? What d

Keith D. Stanglin Peter Lastman (1583–1633), "David Gives Uriah a Letter for Joab" Someone might object to the very premise of these posts: “Isn’t that a bit presumptuous? How do you know what God didn’t want?” It’s a fair point to raise and consider, so let me make a few preliminary observations. First of all, to state the obvious, it’s no more or less presumptuous to say what God doesn’t want than to say what God does want. In either case, we’re talking about God’s will