Current Theme | August 2025

One Gospel, Four Witnesses

Matthew. Mark. Luke. John. These Gospels definitively answer the question: “Who is Jesus”? He is the authoritative teacher. The Suffering servant. The worldwide Savior. The divine Son. He is the fulfillment of God’s plan, and the “yes” to His promises. These four Gospels are some of the most fascinating and important books in Scripture. And yet, they are frequently misunderstood or neglected—both inside the church and outside. This month, we dive into the structure, message, theology, and glory of the four Gospels, while also confronting several distortions. Join us in unveiling the wonders of these four witnesses to the one gospel.

Table of Contents

July Intermission: From the Nicene Creed to the Four Gospels

By David Schrock • Concise Article • August 1
Join us in August as we turn from July's discussion on the Nicene Creed to beholding the four witnesses—Matthew, Mark, Luke and John—to the one gospel of the Triune God.

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Historical Reliability of the Gospels

By Guy Prentiss Waters • Concise Article

Critique of John Mark Comer

By Jonathon Woodyard • Concise Article

Historicity of Resurrection

By Nicholas Piotrowski • Concise Article

Chiasms in Matthew

By Cory Chilcote • Concise Article

Matthew 25

By Laurens Pruis • Concise Article

Gospels vs. Pseudo Gospels

By Andreas Köstenberger • Concise Article

Preaching the Gospels

By Jeremy Meeks • Concise Article

Surprising Genius of Jesus Excerpt

By Peter Williams • Concise Article

Matthew Overview

By Nicholas Piotrowski • Concise Article

“This Generation” in Matthew

By Carson Griffin • Concise Article

Critique of Jordan Peterson

By Nicholas Piotrowski • Concise Article

Mark Overview

By Chris Bolt • Concise Article

Olivet Discourse from Mark 13

By Trent Hunter • Concise Article

Textual Variants/Long Ending of Mark

By Peter Gurry• Concise Article

Luke Overview

By Doug Huffman• Concise Article

John Overview

By Ardel Caneday• Concise Article

Canonical History of Fourfold Gospel

By John Meade• Concise Article

Gospels as Transition Books

By Brian Vickers • Concise Article