May 22, 2013
Christian Teen Who Inspired with "Clouds" Dies of Cancer
Mother: "I told God, 'You can have him, but it had better be good. It had better be something big."
Supreme Court Will Re-Examine Prayer at Government Meetings
New case could change 30-year-old ruling that permits the practice.
As Appeal Is Announced in Sovereign Grace Case, Joshua Harris Says He Was Abused As A Child
“Please go to the police. Please get help,” he tells fellow victims.
State Department Splits with USCIRF on New Religious Freedom Violators
State Department's 2012 International Religious Freedom Report highlights continued rise of anti-conversion laws as noteworthy, 'worrying trend.'
Ball State Will Investigate Course on 'Boundaries of Science'
State university's physics department says debate reveals nothing that faculty didn't already know about the reading list.
Recent Activity
Two Urban Manifestos for Evangelical Christians
Two new books locate Christians' presence in cities, but only one of them actually engages the city.
Auditing America's Political Integrity
The IRS scandal, Benghazi incidents, and the disappointment of dishonorable leadership.
Angelina Jolie's Breasts and the Bravery of Letting Go
Refusing to let beauty become a trap.
God Behind the Veil
His ways are hidden from ordinary eyes, but not from the eyes of faith.
Home Improvement Meets the Gospel
How two co-founders of the home-supply store TreeHouse infuse their business with environmentally sound faith.
Stay Sexy or Else? Well, Please Forgive These Mommy Hips
When the joy of sex gets replaced by the fear of not being sexy enough.
Star Trek Into Darkness
Lots of explosions but not much heart makes this a film that will please most but might leave fans disappointed.
Frances Ha
Noah Baumbach's best film yet is an elegant pairing of serious and funny, as its name implies.
'The Office' Shows Even TV Romance Isn't Picture-Perfect
How Jim and Pam's struggling marriage saved the show's final season.
Desperate for Their MRS. Degrees
Pressure to put a ring on it can distract from other pursuits and callings.
You Can't Buy Your Way to Social Justice
Why the activism of some fellow Americans scares me.
Embryonic Stem Cell Breakthrough To Revive Cloning Debate
Human cells have been resistant to cloning—until now.
Rob Bell's 'Ginormous' Mirror
To read his book is to read about our fascination with ourselves.
Nigeria Declares Emergency as Christians Debate Amnesty for Islamists
Another faultline for Christians in Africa's most-populous nation.
The Double Shock of Unexpected Pregnancy
How faith meets this scary, stressful, but ultimately divine surprise.
God Loves Uganda
In a documentary along the lines of 'Jesus Camp,' who's demonizing whom?
The Gospel of Gatsby and Draper
What if the self-made man wakes up one day and hates himself?
A Wake-up Call for Blasé Believers
Christians, says Richard Stearns, have everything they need to finish Jesus' mission—except the willpower.
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