In a prodigal son-like story, the son of famed evangelist Luis Palau explains how he went from apathy to doing evangelism with his father.

Why Eric J. Bargerhuff says we must avoid twisting Bible verses for our own advantage.

Evangelicals are undergoing a sea change understanding when it comes to this pivotal moment in the believer's life.

Picks from Carl Moeller, CEO of Open Doors USA and coauthor of 'The Privilege of Persecution'

Why the New York Times columnist wants to see America return to its confessional roots.

Secularists, D.A. Carson says, want to drive their opponents from the public square.

How to discuss Jesus in a world of diverse paths.

Even if you don't like your job, you have a calling to serve God and others.

The Internet allows a project to go from idea to publication in record time.

Brief reviews of 'The Monks of Tibhirine,' 'How to Win an Election,' and 'Wright Morris Territory.'

Brief reviews of 'Prophetic Evangelicals,' 'The Explicit Gospel,' and 'Winning the Food Fight.'

Why Jewish New Testament professor Amy-Jill Levine thinks Jews should know more about Jesus, and Christians more about first-century Judaism.

The Minnesota pastor addresses the foundation for responding to questions on race.

Brief reviews of 'The Dream of a Broken Field,' 'Nothing More Happens in the 20th Century,' and 'The Fear Index.'

Dinesh D'Souza's latest volume of apologetics updates a natural law argument.

Picks from Craig A. Evans, author of the forthcoming 'Jesus and His World.'

How to strengthen communities that welcome strangers.

In the face of persistent and pervasive darkness, hope shines through the cracks.

How Martin Luther's doctrine of vocation can mold marriage, parenting, and childhood.