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How Do You Reconcile Covenant Baptism with the Reality of Wayward Children?
During a live Clearly Reformed Q&A event, Kevin DeYoung addresses this difficult question.
Revelation Chapter 2
This course explores the theology of Revelation and its relevance for life and ministry in the twenty-first century.
What Was God Doing Before Genesis 1?
Kevin DeYoung walks through the eternal nature and counsel of God during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.
Apply the Word: A Practical Guide to Preaching with Application
Every preacher wants to see God’s Word impact their congregation. We wrestle with meaning, check the original Greek, and consult commentaries to make sure we’re faithful, articulate, and gospel-driven. But what if, in our diligence, we’re neglecting application, leaving our listeners informed rather than transformed?
Revelation Chapter 1
This course explores the theology of Revelation and its relevance for life and ministry in the twenty-first century.
Why Do I Keep On Sinning?
Kevin walks through the biblical reality of the Christian’s daily battle against sin during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.
Is This the Way? A Review of Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer
Kevin reads his article Is This the Way? A Review of Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer, reflecting on the strengths and theological pitfalls of this massive bestseller, and how a truly transformative Christian life must remain anchored in robust doctrine and the historic means of grace.
Love Incorruptible
In our Lord Jesus Christ, God is right now working his mighty power for us who believe. And in Christ we have already been made alive with him, even when we were dead in transgressions.
Giving Thanks for America
As the hymn writer confesses, so do we, “We long to see thy churches full. That all the chosen race, that is your elect people in Christ, may with one voice and heart and soul, sing thy redeeming grace.”
No, Not One
There were four things you can’t do when you are under the dominion of sin. You can’t be righteous. You won’t understand. You won’t seek for God. And you won’t do something that is truly good before God.
Who is Jesus?
Kevin walks through the central claim of the Christian faith, answering a live attendee’s question: “Who is Jesus?”
The Fairness of God and the Sinfulness of Sin
God is always fair. Sin is always wrong. We know that intellectually, but if we’re honest, in our hearts, we often get those two things mixed up. And in our hearts, we kind of feel like God is sometimes unfair, and sin is sometimes okay.
Is the Devil Real?
Kevin tackles this simple question with clarity and biblical truth. The Devil is about making sin look normal and righteousness look strange.
The Most Important Advantage
find a church that will put the oracles of God at the theological and literal center of everything they do? Not an altar. Not an undefined mystery, not a ritual, not a symbol, not beards or suits or robes or candles or the music or a spiritual experience generally understood, but the oracles of God.
If God Is Sovereign Then Why Should I Pray?
Kevin DeYoung walks through the relationship between divine sovereignty and human petition during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.
The Motivations for Faith
Some would be perfectly happy if God were nothing more than a magician, a genie in a lamp.
A Matter of the Heart
What matters more and matters first is what’s going on in your heart. Is there faith in your heart? Is there repentance in your heart? Is there mourning for sin in your heart? Is there joy in Christ in your heart? Nothing will suffice when you stand before the judge, the Lord God Almighty, except that you have a heart of faith that joins you to Christ.
Underestimating Technology’s Foothold on the Next Generation
We’ve always had technology, of course, but one of the things we don’t realize is that technology is not just a neutral. It can be used for good or bad. And it’s not just something that we use, but it’s something that uses us and shapes us.
America 250 with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
A true LBE spectacular 250 years in the making. Come for Kevin’s amazing shirt. Stay for a slew of questions about America with Justin and Collin.
2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Live Album
We’re excited to share the first single, “I Need Thee Every Hour,” from the upcoming live album recorded at the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference, led by Nathan Clark George.
Till He Was Strong
Covenant Day School 2026 Commencement Address by Kevin DeYoung recorded at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, NC on May 30, 2026.
A Cross-Examination
You need to find that rock on which you can stand. You need to find that anchor that is steadfast for the soul. You need to find the Lord Jesus Christ, who alone through faith in him, God can therefore be just and the justifier.
The Most Special Guest Ever with Trisha DeYoung
Kevin sits down with his wife Trisha for a conversation about her background, her family, her faith, and, of course, her favorite books.
What We Need Most
There is no growing apart from gazing, and no becoming like Christ without beholding him in his glory.
A Case of Conscience
Everyone has the work of the law written on their hearts. Everyone has a conscience, and everyone will stand before Christ on the day of judgment.
The Heart of Preaching with Mike Bullmore
Kevin’s conversation with Mike Bullmore offers good practical wisdom and encouragement to pastors of every age and stage.
A Meditation on Strength and Weakness
Strength is not the problem. Looking for strength in the wrong places is the problem.
The Presbyterian Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Kevin shares his lecture, The Presbyterian Signers of the Declaration of Independence, reflecting on liberty of conscience, and how the state should never interfere in the least with the affairs of the church.
No Partiality
The standard for all of us, without partiality, will be his perfect and holy law, written in creation, written on your hearts, and written most clearly in the Word of God.
The Presbyterian Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Their belief in the liberty of conscience came to be expressed in America as a zeal for new levels of religious freedom and a passion that the state not interfere in the least with the affairs of the church.
When Jesus Stands
Everyone will stand before the throne and it will not be a light thing.
The Church’s Central Role in the Coming of the Kingdom of God
It’s not to the government, nor to any king or pope or any other ruler, but rather to the church that the keys of the kingdom of God are given.
God Loves to Send Light
God loves to send light. Are you willing to see it? This sermon clip comes from the sermon “Blessed be the Lord” from December 21, 2025.
Where is Christ Now?
You have an address which is somewhere else with Jesus, and that will be in the next age when heaven comes to earth, but already now, joined to Christ, we dwell with him in glory above.
To Each One According to His Works
Brothers and sisters, that’s what we need. We need a friend of sinners who will keep us and help us and save us to the very end, because your church attendance won’t do it. Your nice church clothes won’t make a difference. Your supposed obedience will never, ever be enough. You will not pass. But Jesus, and only Jesus. He’s enough.
Presbyterians and 1776, Part II
In this second lecture, Kevin explores how Presbyterians were influential in the colonies declaring independence from Great Britain
The Way of Repentance with Chris Brauns
Repentance is at the very heart of the gospel. Kevin and Chris Brauns discuss why both fear and joy should motivate us to repent.
Presbyterians and 1776, Part I
In this first lecture, Kevin explores how Presbyterians in the American colonies played a key role in the revolution in this country, both in Mecklenburg and New England.
Leading Children to Love the Word
In this panel-style discussion at the 2025 True Woman Conference, Bob Lepine talked with Kevin DeYoung, Elizabeth Urbanowicz, and Sarah Jerez about practical ways parents can help their children discover the delight of knowing and treasuring the Scripture.
The Kindness and Patience of God
Even as his eyes look upon and cannot help but see, as an omniscient being, the sins of all of his creatures – at the same time, as his eyes see that, his arms are extended wide open, waiting for sinners to return in penitence.
The Desecration of Man with Carl Trueman
Kevin and Carl discuss what consecration looks like in a world that finds it exhilarating to (try to) deny humanity’s God-given constraints.
No Excuse
This God, in love, sent his Son to the earth to die for sinners. But you need to know that you are a man, a woman, not God. That you are in the defendant’s chair. You are not the judge. And that you are in need of mercy. And indeed, God’s mercy will meet you there.
The Redeemed Man with Rick Phillips
Kevin and Rick Phillips discuss why men don’t need a reactionary model for manhood but a comprehensive biblical model.
Is God’s Word Enough?
The word of God is more than enough for the people of God to live their lives to the glory of God.
John Witherspoon and the Spirit of 1776
There is no growing apart from gazing, and no becoming like Christ without beholding him in his glory.
The Desecration of Man: How the Rejection of God Degrades Our Humanity
From the author of The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, an account of how the rejection of the imago Dei is unraveling Western culture and how we might recover what it means to be truly human
Coram Deo Pastors Conference 2026 Recap
Watch the 2026 Coram Deo recap video. Featuring John Piper, Ligon Duncan, and Kevin DeYoung on ministry faithfulness.
Looking to Jesus
The race is long. It’s as long as your life. There are many difficulties, dangers, toils, and snares. But we can finish it by faith, by grace, looking to Jesus.
He Died for Our Sin and for Our Shame
The Gospels do not direct our gaze to the pain of the cross; they draw attention to the shame of the cross.
They Know God’s Righteous Decree
Romans 1 starts by showing us the world in its beauty…shows us the existence and glory of God. The beauty of it and the outpouring of wrath shows that there’s a God, and he’s a great God, a mighty God.
Coram Deo Pastors Conference 2026 All Sessions
The Coram Deo Pastors Conference 2026 was hosted by Clearly Reformed and Christ Covenant Church on March 17-19, 2026.
The Pastor’s Joy: Endurance, Patience, and Suffering in Ministry
Delivered by Jason Helopoulos Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Pressing On In Life and Ministry When Both Are Hard
Delivered by Jason Helopoulos Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Tuesday, March 17, 2026
Evening Service: David’s Mercy (1 Samuel 24)
Delivered by Kevin Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Tuesday, March 17, 2026
My Worst Mistakes in Preaching (and Some Good Examples, Too)
A discussion with Kevin DeYoung, Ligon Duncan, and Justin Taylor on Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 17, 2026
Missions and the Church: Why Good Missions Provides Fuel and Focus
Delivered by Brooks Buser on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Displaying Pastoral Manhood to the Glory of God
Delivered by Clint Pressley on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Natural Law: What Is It? Does the Bible Teach It? How Can We Use It?
Delivered by Andrew Walker on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026
John Piper at 80: Personal Reflections on Life and Ministry
A discussion with Justin Taylor and John Piper on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026
Evening Service: David’s Folly (2 Samuel 11)
Delivered by Ligon Duncan on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026
J. Gresham Machen and Carl McIntire: Two Approaches to Cultural Engagement
Delivered by Chad Van Dixhoorn on Day Three of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Thursday, March 19, 2026
Pragmatism: the Silent Killer of Church Ministry
A discussion with Jonathan Leeman and Kevin DeYoung on Day Three of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Thursday, March 19, 2026
David’s Song (2 Samuel 22)
Delivered by John Piper on Day Three of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Thursday, March 19, 2026
The Story of Us All
The fundamental story of the world is not the story of good guys and bad guys, or of oppressors and the oppressed, but of sinners and a Savior.
Contrary to Nature
And what’s happening here in the folly of this exchange – they exchange the truth about God for a lie, and they worship and serve the creature rather than the Creator, and so they become something far less than they ought to have been.
All Things
The story of the Bible is the story of divine providence. On every page, in every promise, behind every prophecy is the sure hand of God.
Honor and Thanks
Only through the God-man can you be fully human once again. Now, that’s not all there is to say, but that’s part of what this salvation is, is you becoming truly human as you were meant to be.
Pray for Coram Deo
Would you join us in prayer for the Coram Deo Pastors Conference and for the pastors who will gather to be strengthened?
The Best of Times and the Worst of Times with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
Kevin, Justin and Collin talk history, figure skating, patriotism, and the state of the Young, Restless, and Reformed movement.
Without Excuse
And so it is with every human being who has, implanted through general revelation by God’s own hand, this awareness of divinity.
Preacher, Teacher, and Founder: On Princeton’s famous President, John Witherspoon
Kevin joins Madison’s Notes to discuss John Witherspoon, Princeton, and the relationship between faith and America’s founding.
Plans for Holy War: How the Spiritual Soldier Fights, Conquers, and Triumphs
The publication of Arrowsmith’s magnum opus in English should interest pastors, scholars, and serious Christians who desire to engage in the holy war that really matters.
Sin Makes You Stupid
Kevin reads his article Sin Makes You Stupid, reflecting on how there is no rational calculation that can explain why men would throw away a lifetime of ministry faithfulness for a few moments of fleeting pleasure.
The Righteousness of God
But the argument of Romans will be, over and over again, that law could not produce the righteousness. How do you acquire the righteousness you need? It comes only in this way, and it always comes effectively in this way: by faith.
An Invitation to the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference
I love being a pastor, and I love pastors, which is why I hope you will consider joining us at the Coram Deo Pastors Conference.
Sense, Sensibility, and Adam Smith with Jan Van Vliet
Kevin talks to Dordt professor Jan Van Vliet about his book on Adam Smith. They explore Smith’s biography and his two most important works.
Unashamed of the Gospel
There is no other news like it in all the world. No other news so powerful, so eternally important, so gracious, so universal, not for one ethnic group, not for one people group, not for one color, not for one language, not for one sex, but for all.
John Witherspoon and the Spirit of 1776
In this lecture, Kevin explores how Princeton president John Witherspoon held together Christian conviction and the cause of civil liberty in America’s founding era.
From the Pastor’s Heart
If Paul had something to learn from the Romans, if he had a way to be edified by the Romans, then surely there is no Christian too small in your life that from him or her, you cannot receive a blessing and encouragement.
What is Coram Deo?
Coram Deo is a Latin phrase meaning “before the face of God.” It is often associated with John Calvin and other Reformers who summoned the Christian to live all of life in God’s presence.
CROSS CON
Join us at CROSS CON 27 in St. Louis, December 31, 2026–January 2, 2027, as we fix our eyes on eternity and ask, How then shall we live?
The Making of the American Mind with Matthew Spalding
Was America founded as a Christian nation? There’s a careful and nuanced answer to that question.
How Can I Be Clean?
Come ye sinners, poor and wretched, weak and wounded, sick and sore. Jesus, ready, stands to save you, full of pity, love and power.
Did the Jews Kill Jesus?
Kevin reads his article, Did the Jews Kill Jesus?, reflecting on who is responsible for the death of Christ, and how there is more than one true thing we can (and should) say in response to that question.
The Very Purest Gospel
This is a book about the gospel of God concerning his Son and the power of the Spirit in the work of God’s people, whom he loves.
What Is Wrong with Wokeness? With Neil Shenvi
What does it mean to be woke, and is wokeness still a thing Christians need to be concerned about?
Our Only Comfort
When we know that we don’t deserve God’s grace, and that what we need more than anything is God’s grace, then how can we not respond with gratitude?
When Churches Can’t Do Everything
The simple—yet disappointing fact—is that no local church can do everything there is to be done.
8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants
Kevin reads his article, 8 Key Differences Between Catholics and Protestants, on how until fairly recently, Protestants and Catholics in this country were, if not enemies, then certainly players on opposing teams.
Priorities and Posteriorities for the New Year
What things will you not do in 2026 in order to accomplish the one or two things you really must do?
To You My Life Belongs
We’re eager to see you soon at the Coram Deo Pastors Conference. Enjoy this new song from our music team, written with your ministry in mind.
The Magnificat
Here’s where biblical identity starts. It’s what Mary said way back up in verse 38: “Behold, I am the servant of the Lord.”
Are You Lowly or Lofty?
What side of the equation do you want to be on? If you think yourself deserving of but little, God will blow away those expectations.
Top Ten Resources of 2025
Here’s a list of our top ten most-viewed resources from the past year. Actually, several of the top resources in the past year were produced in previous years.
The Annunciation
Mary is an example of how one receives the grace of God. It starts with God’s initiative. It is announced by God’s word, and then through faith, humbly received by God’s children.
Blessed Be The Lord
That’s the good news of Christmas: knowing what God remembers and knowing what God forgets. Forgiveness is enjoying the light that God has provided for you in Christ.
What Are Angels In The Bible?
We can say most fundamentally that angels are messengers. And what a message Gabriel delivered to Mary in Nazareth.
Did the Son of God Leave Heaven When He Came to Earth?
In this episode, Kevin reads his article Did the Son of God Leave Heaven When He Came to Earth?, reflecting how the Son of God descended from heaven in such a way as to still be in heaven.
Christmas Cranks and Christmas Blessings with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
Kevin, Justin and Collin talks sports, books, and grievances. They also reflect on the many simple gifts and graces in their lives.
Life and Ministry in Charlotte and in the SBC with Clint Pressley
In this hometown LBE episode, Kevin talks with Clint Pressley—native Charlottean, senior pastor at Hickory Grove Baptist, and current president of the Southern Baptist Convention.