How the tech giant came to share a defense with Hobby Lobby and Little Sisters of the Poor.

(UPDATED) Blasphemy execution goes from good news to bad news for beleaguered believers.

Daryl Davis has a startling method for converting racists: he befriends them.

Zhang Kai gave what advocates deem a forced confession on state TV last month.

Our contribution toward making the Internet a less noisy place.

For Michigan political science professor Kevin R. den Dulk, water is a matter of politics.

Our new web series on work shows beautiful orthodoxy in action.

Seattle-based website with 1 million Facebook fans used deceptive methods to entice people to pay $9 to $35 for prayers.

The numbers tell a different story than the headlines.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our April issue).

What we really need, says Kevin Seamus Hasson, is a different understanding of the ‘God’ our nation is under.

Middle Eastern evangelicals respond to modern update of Muhammad’s Medina Charter.

Churches fall victim to their own successful welcome of Pakistani refugees.

When to practice civil disobedience.

And other key findings from new major research on minority US families.

That he was an ethnic minority shapes how we minister today.

The shaken conscience of a pro-life activist.

The first step in dealing with social conflict is to listen—really listen.

Why civil disobedience runs in our blood.