Pushing beyond the easy-believism of evangelicalism.

After a lifetime in West African ports, she's setting a new course at a landlocked Christian college.

Not every story helps the preaching moment. Three views.

Abusers’ families are secondary victims, left to reconcile their conflicting emotions.

Meet the Christian leaders shaping the next generation of our faith.

Thousands of American kids need foster homes. Don’t let misconceptions keep you from helping.

Church and state rally to defend $700 million tax break.

Is Confucianism a rival religion? A moral system ripe for integration?

How fear, not prayer, led us to choose sterilization… and regret it.

What the devil may be up to as churches sally forth.

What the regrettable Leadership Journal post reminds us about the nature of sexual abuse.

How Costco gave my brother the dignity we all need--A guest post by Chris Horst.

Focus on the Family’s Jim Daly has an encouraging message for fathers: You’re not defined by your past.

And how I learned that oversharing brings us together.

Some thought on collective sin, responsibility, and healing.

Southern Baptist leaders would rather ‘the only consistently growing group in baptisms’ be shrinking.

A new biography highlights both their virtues and their flaws.

Matthew Vines rehashes older arguments for a modern audience. But those arguments still don’t square with Scripture.

Demand for sermons can stay strong even after the preacher's moral failure.