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One of the new things at TGC’s upcoming 2021 National Conference—a hybrid conference unlike any other we’ve done—concerns rethinking breakout sessions. We’re debuting new technology that we’ve never seen in a conference before. It will allow online registrants to virtually

Pollution is the largest environmental cause of disease and premature death in the world. For example, according to a recent study in the journal Environmental Research, 10.3 million premature deaths annually are attributable to outdoor air pollution. The number of estimated excess

TGC’s 2021 National Conference isn’t going to be like previous ones. COVID-19 has forced us to rethink what a national conference can be for you. But sometimes forced adaptation leads to innovation and an even better experience. One thing we’re

Though I spent a good deal of my childhood in the red-backed pews of a Southern Baptist church in rural Illinois, I can recall only a handful of memorable sermons. None sticks in my mind more than one from a

I didn’t expect 2020 to motivate me to listen more closely to Tim Keller. I was already engaging with his thinking. Then again, none of us anticipated how 2020 would blindside us. Overnight, pastors and spiritual leaders faced the coronavirus

I had only been a pastor at our church for a month or two, and so far I hadn’t preached anything provocative. As a new teaching pastor, I thought it best to lay down some solid sermons before saying anything

“The black church is having a moment,” CNN’s John Blake says. He refers, in part, to the new PBS series The Black Church: This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song. The four-hour documentary series, produced and hosted by scholar Henry

The garage door opens, the car pulls in, the door closes. Neighbors remain faceless and anonymous. Wash, rinse, repeat. Cue worldwide pandemic. Lockdowns had us homebound––as if in a twilight zone––and we suddenly emerged in strangely large numbers for neighborhood

The principal of a Christian school asked me during breakfast at a local diner, “What do you tell a child who doesn’t have a wild testimony?” He told me many of his students would attend a Christian event and hear

The Story: Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah has proposed a new plan that would give monthly cash payments to parents and reform federal aid for low-income Americans. Should Christians support such a policy? The Background: In early February, Sen. Romney