Albert Mohler
The Gospel Coalition
Louisville, KY, United States
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Past articles by Albert:
What Will Define the Next Generation of Pastors?
In this episode of TGC Q&A, Al Mohler and Bryan Chapell discuss their concerns and hopes for the next generation of pastors. → Read More
Mohler on Why Young Christians Should Prioritize Institutions
We do not want our causes or convictions to disappear. Biblical, gospel-centered Christianity must take institutional shape, or it too will disappear. → Read More
TGC Q&A: How Could Jesus Not Know the Day or Hour of His Return?
Al Mohler and Bryan Chappell discuss how and why Jesus could not know the day and hour of his return, highlighting the humanity of Christ as good news. → Read More
Al Mohler on His Historical Hero: Martin Luther
Al Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and TGC Council member, explains the impact of Martin Luther as his historical hero. → Read More
The Priority of Preaching
Then Paul makes the point in verse 25 that the central purpose of ministry is the preaching of the Word. In the end, everything comes down to this. “Of this church, I was made a minister according to the stewardship from God bestowed on me for your benefit, so that I might fully carry out the preaching of the Word of God” (emphasis added). The words “the preaching of” are not in the original… → Read More
Albert Mohler on How Politics Are ‘Downstream’ from Culture
“Politics is always downstream from the culture, but that culture has been affected and influenced by political issues.” Albert Mohler Jr.—president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and TGC Council member—on the interconnected relationship between culture and politics. → Read More
Parenting and the Cultural Pressure to Conform
The cultural pressure to conform just isn’t as new as we think. Many evangelicals want to think it’s new today. All of a sudden a lot of evangelical churches and parents think we now have to break glass because we face an emergency. Guess what? Go back to Canaan. All those parents were panicking—how in the world are we going to be faithful in this? Well, how in the world did a Christian mom send… → Read More
Christ's Exaltation: The Ground of Our Hope
"The twentieth century, it is safe to say, has made us all into deep historical pessimists." So observed Francis Fukuyama in his seminal 1992 book, The End of History and the Last Man → Read More
Seminaries Don’t Make Pastors. Churches Do.
Albert Mohler discusses the fact that seminary training, while necessary for faithful ministry, does not make pastors, but the local church does. → Read More
How Albert Mohler Processes the Moral Failures of His Historical Heroes
Albert Mohler—president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and TGC Council member—discusses how to respond when learning about the sins of major role-players in church history. → Read More
Must Christians Believe in the Virgin Birth?
With December 25 fast approaching, the secular media are sure to turn their interest once again to the virgin birth. Every Christmas, weekly news magazines and various editorialists engage in a collective gasp that so many Americans could believe such an unscientific, supernatural doctrine. For some, the belief that Jesus Christ was born of a virgin is nothing less than evidence of intellectual… → Read More
The Antidote to Anemic Worship
Evangelical Christians have been especially attentive to worship in recent years, sparking a renaissance of thought and conversation on what worship really is and how it should be done. Even if this renewed interest has unfortunately resulted in what some have called the "worship wars" in some churches, it seems that what A.W. Tozer once called the "missing jewel" of evangelical worship is being… → Read More
The Mystery of the Gospel
The essential content of Christian preaching, Paul says, is the mystery of the gospel. He writes that the preaching of the Word of God is seen in "the mystery which has been hidden from the past ages and generations, but has now been manifested to His saints" (Col. 1:26). A mystery? → Read More
10 Lessons from Reformation in the SBC
On the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Al Mohler shares the lessons churches can learn from the reformation in the Southern Baptist Convention. → Read More
The Gospel by Albert Mohler from Luther Today: 2017 Regional Conference
Martin Luther was a sixteenth-century example of what it means not to be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Without the bold proclamation of the true gospel, there is no church. This session will consider Luther’s emphasis on the doctrine of justification by faith alone as the article on which the church stands or falls and show why we must never compromise this essential doctrine in any… → Read More
Questions and Answers by Various Teachers from Luther Today: 2017 Regional Conference
A questions and answers session with Dr. W. Robert Godfrey, Dr. Steven J Lawson, Rev. Matthias Lohmann, Dr. Albert Mohler, Rev. Steffen Mueller, and Dr. Stephen Nichols. Questions: What would you say to someone who is suffering from Luther celebration fatigue? (0:42) How can I help other Christians understand the urgent need for Reformation? (1:13) How is it that Germany has moved so radically… → Read More
The Priority of Preaching
Then Paul makes the point in verse 25 that the central purpose of ministry is the preaching of the Word. In the end, everything comes down to this. “Of this church, I was made a minister according to the stewardship from God bestowed on me for your benefit, so that I might fully carry out the preaching of the Word of God” (emphasis added). The words “the preaching of” are not in the original… → Read More
Missing the Point About Greatness
There’s nothing wrong with being great. → Read More
Do We Trust the Bible to Tell Us Truthfully What God Commands?
Why not just join the revolution? This question seems obvious to many people who look at conservative Christians and honestly wonder why we cannot just change our views on homosexuality, same-sex marriage, and the entire constellation of LGBT issues. We are constantly told that we must abandon the clear teachings of the Bible in order to get “on the right side of history.” → Read More
Keeping the Faith in a Faithless Age by Albert Mohler
"The greatest question of our time,” historian Will Durant offered, “is not communism versus individualism, not Europe versus America, not even East versus the West; it is whether men ... → Read More