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When we launched the Center for Christian Studies five years ago, we realized there’s more than one way to fulfill our mission of producing resources for equipping churches. What are those resources? We knew that the Journal of Christian Studies would be an important component, and probably books, too. We also knew that in-person teaching and workshops would be an integral part of this ministry to churches. But what else? Well, I do know that people watch videos. Some p

Perhaps the greatest irony of our present age is the absolute moralism of a culture which rails against institutionalized morality. “Don’t force your morality on me” is often uttered in complete sincerity and without a hint of irony. Increasingly in our contemporary world, this commitment to the morality of moral relativism is becoming manifest in the church. One can often see in the language of these converts to the new morality of the West all the righteousness of the ragin

The final excerpt of the 2026 CCS Winter class is now available! In this excerpt, taken from Keith Stanglin's conclusion to the course, Keith discusses technology (especially AI) as a threat to Being Human. 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?”