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Psalm 102 reminds us to record what God has done so that future generations will praise him. The Gospel Coalition's story-telling podcast, Recorded, chronicles a variety of stories of God’s redemptive and transformative work. These narratives testify to the beauty of the gospel on display in this generation—in many places and in surprising ways. Whether your faith is strong or struggling, tune in to Recorded for encouraging snapshots of God’s faithfulness, nearness, and love.
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Allen Levi’s Golden Friends and the Real-Life Theo
Theo of Golden may be the most unlikely breakout bestseller of all time. So far, the book has sold around 4 million copies, has been on The New York Times bestseller list since February, and is on its way to becoming a major motion picture
‘Not a Child-Safe Technology’: Proactive Parenting in the Age of AI
If we have learned anything from our last two technological waves—smart phones and social media—then we know one thing: Those who are probably going to be most harmed by AI are our kids. AI is already taking over their education. It’s tryin
Where Gen Z Is Finding Jesus
Gen Z is the most secular generation on record—the least likely to believe in God, go to church, or have a religious affiliation. One reason for this is their parents—Gen Z is also the generation least likely to have grown up in church, att
Can You Rely on AI for Theology?
Can you trust AI? Mike Graham, program director for TGC’s Keller Center, decided to find out. He asked seven major AI platforms seven basic questions about the gospel. Since AI platforms largely rely on the same technology and draw from the
The Fatherless Epidemic: Raising Up Men in Urban America
Thirteen years ago, pastor Alton Hardy planted a church in an underresourced African American community near Birmingham, Alabama. Alton worried about the crime, poverty, and lack of education he saw around him. But more than that, he worrie
No Chance of Survival: How a Deadly Plane Crash Yielded a Growing Spiritual Harvest
Two and a half years ago, a plane went down in a Texas pasture. On board were five men—the lead pastor, the executive pastor, an elder, and two faithful members of Harvest Church near Memphis, Tennessee. Four of the men were killed instantl
For God So Loved This Anxious Generation: Signs of Revival on Campus
Over the past few years, we’ve been hearing rumblings of revival on college campuses. To chase down the story, Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra headed over to Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa, to see what was going on with the largest campus minist
Top Theology Stories of 2024
Join Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger for their annual discussion as they look back on the top theology stories of 2024. They also share their favorite books from 2024, updates on personal projects, and what they're each looking forward to
How an Australian Church Is Changing Christian Songwriting
Over the last few decades, church music has shifted. Congregations sing fewer hymns and more praise songs. We hear fewer organ chords and more guitar riffs. We read lyrics that are less theological and more generic. The move toward quicker
Youth Sports, Healthy Families, and the Future of the Church
Registration fees. Weekend tournaments. Travel teams. Youth sports in America has shifted over the last several decades. Instead of playing ball in the backyard with friends after school or on Saturday mornings, our kids climb into the mini
Top Theology Stories of 2023 with Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger
Join Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger for their annual recap discussion on the biggest stories affecting the church around the world in the last year. This conversation was originally featured on TGC's Gospelbound (https://podcasts.apple.co
Gaming Alone
Nearly all American teenage boys—97 percent (https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2018/09/17/5-facts-about-americans-and-video-games/) of them—play video games. On average, they spend more than two hours (https://www.statista.com/statistic
Why Sinclair Ferguson Moved Back to Scotland’s Most Secular City
When Sinclair Ferguson was growing up in Scotland in the 1950s, the culture was not only Christian but also Reformed. Ferguson memorized Bible passages at his public school, learned nighttime prayers from parents who weren’t believers, and
Scrolling Alone
In 2009, about a quarter of American high school students said they had “persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness.” By last year it was up to 44 percent, the highest level of teenage sadness ever recorded. For girls, the rate rose to
Escape from Kabul
When Joe Biden announced last April that all American troops would be leaving Afghanistan, those familiar with the country knew it would eventually fall to the Taliban. But nobody predicted it would collapse before the Americans had even le
Coming April 29: Escape from Kabul
“It’s time for American troops to come home. We’ll do it responsibly; deliberately and safely and responsibly,” announced President Biden last summer. Instead, we watched panicked Afghans swarming the tarmac of the Kabul airport and hanging
Final Call for T4G
Last month, Mark Dever and Ligon Duncan announced that the T4G conference planned for April 2022 in Louisville would be the last. The successful pastors' conference spanned 16 years, gathering Reformed pastors from a range of denominations.
Remembering 9/11: The Day the Sky Turned Black
On September 11, 2001, Christina and Brian Stanton were blown back into their apartment and knocked unconscious by the impact of the second plane hitting the south World Trade Center tower. Four miles north, the staff of Redeemer Presbyteri
Remembering 9/11: The Most Hopeful People
In this episode, you'll hear how God worked in and through the tragedy of September 11, 2001 to draw Christina and Brian Stanton into a deeper faith. Pastors Tim Keller, Mark Dever, John Piper, and Bert Daniel, along with several Redeemer P
Introducing Recorded: Remembering 9/11
In this two-part series, we’ll follow the story of Christina and Brian Stanton, who were standing on their New York City apartment terrace when the second plane roared over their shoulders and changed their lives on September 11, 2001. We’l
