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(Episode 46) Neal Embry | The Importance of Creeds and Confessions

In this episode Zach is joined by Neal Embry for a discussion about the importance of creeds and confessions in the Christian life. The discussion is based around Carl Trueman’s book Crisis of Confidence: Reclaiming the Historic Faith in a Culture Consumed with Individualism and Identity Try Red Bike Coffee today! https://www.redbikecoffee.com/shop-all Find a copy … Continue reading (Episode 46) Neal Embry | The Importance of Creeds and Confessions

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(Episode 39) Doug O’Donnell | The Sing! Hymnal and the Importance of Hymns for Spiritual Formation

In this episode Zach and Fr. Mike are joined by Doug O’Donnell to discuss the new Sing! Hymnal which was released in 2025 in collaboration between Getty Music and Crossway. Get a copy of The Sing! Hymnal here. Get your FREE BOOK here. Try Red Bike Coffee today! https://www.redbikecoffee.com/shop-all ——— Have Feedback or Questions?Email usFind … Continue reading (Episode 39) Doug O’Donnell | The Sing! Hymnal and the Importance of Hymns for Spiritual Formation

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(Episode 38) Andrew Atherstone | J. C. Ryle on the Christian Life

In this episode Zach is joined by joined by Andrew Atherstone to discuss his new book Ryle on the Christian Life (Crossway, 2025) Get a copy of Andrew’s book here. Get your FREE BOOK here. Try Red Bike Coffee today! https://www.redbikecoffee.com/shop-all ——— Have Feedback or Questions?Email usFind us on Instagram⁠Follow us on XFollow us on … Continue reading (Episode 38) Andrew Atherstone | J. C. Ryle on the Christian Life

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Book Review: The Nicene Creed (Kevin DeYoung)

In his latest book installment of his Foundational Tool for Our Faith series, The Nicene Creed (Crossway, 2025), Kevin DeYoung analyzes the Nicene Creed and explains its theological and historical significance. He declares, “Without exaggeration it can be said that every church and every Christian ought to know the Nicene Creed (p. 9).” His approach … Continue reading Book Review: The Nicene Creed (Kevin DeYoung)

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Bibles Make Excellent Christmas Gifts: Anglican Editons

In years past RFTG has published an article focusing on recommending Bible ideas for Christmas gifts. This year’s list will feature Anglican Edition Bibles. What’s the difference you may ask? The main difference is that Anglican Edition Bibles include the Apocrypha in a separate section either in between the Old and New Testaments or at … Continue reading Bibles Make Excellent Christmas Gifts: Anglican Editons

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How to Love Fellow Christians, Even When They Drive You Crazy

In his new book Love The Ones Who Drive You Crazy (Crossway, 2023), Jamie Dunlop makes a bold claim: Churches should be united around Christ alone, not Christ plus other shared convictions. And yet, when churches do this well, they are ripe for conflict. If we are truly committed to welcoming those with different opinions … Continue reading How to Love Fellow Christians, Even When They Drive You Crazy

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Equipping Christians to Engage the Culture

Scott Klusendorf in The Case For Life: Equipping Christians to Engage the Culture (Crossway, 2023) compares the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade to Dunkirk in WWII. He notes that Churchill advised his fellow British citizens not to mistake the miraculous withdrawal of the English army fromDunkirk for a victory: the murderous Hitler regime still controlled the continent of Europe. Likewise, Klusendorf points out that every time abortion … Continue reading Equipping Christians to Engage the Culture