Mark Sayers asks us to look to the Bible’s steadying influence in an era of cultural turmoil.

The case for Christians investing in the profession only 1 in 5 Americans trust.

Russian evangelicals’ hesitancy to back Jehovah’s Witnesses could backfire.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our June issue).

The Nebraska senator wants parents to get serious about shepherding kids into responsible adulthood.

Signing up for food stamps changed my view of poverty in America.

A look into Christian views on paid leave and how the church can help new parents.

Man who sought asylum in New Jersey church caught up in 100-day surge in non-criminal arrests.

Lutheran World Federation assembles in Namibia for 500th anniversary of Martin Luther.

From Carter to Comey, the legacy of "Washington's Favorite Theologian" endures.

How the former FBI director’s interest in Reinhold Niebuhr shaped his approach to political power.

With the whole world watching, spiritual advisers face new challenges.

Drones can help humanitarian efforts, but they come with baggage. Experts weigh in.

DC summit rallies victims and advocates from 130 nations, including Vice President Pence.

Most white evangelicals are happy with the leader Jerry Falwell Jr. calls their ‘dream president.’

Why Christians should support the type of Muslims who support Ahok.

In 18 nations across Central and Eastern Europe, religion is now essential to national identity.

Survey examines attitudes on where morals come from and how to bolster behavior.

Indonesian court gives Ahok harsher sentence than prosecutors requested.