I didn’t know how to feel. In many ways, I still don’t.

Progressive evangelicals can't tout social justice while side-stepping the sanctity of life.

The answer suggests some ways we might combat poverty.

What I learned from bird-watching for Jesus.

How slowing down helps us start stronger churches.

Good things happen when the bearded arts guy takes on the toddler room.

A contrarian take on small, local agriculture.

What Christians can learn from the president's foreign policy achievement of 1963.

Rule #1: Don't jump into action before you know the needs on the ground.

Forget Weber. We don’t need social science to know that God cares about our work.

What I think Alister McGrath got wrong about Lewis's wife, Joy Davidman.

Why I refuse to be cynical about the current talks.

Should Christian fans step away from such a physically devastating, violent sport?

And how our expectations for Christians in education are changing.

A new study highlights important differences between nonbelievers. But they have many things in common, too.

Why the Trinity can't tell us about gender. A response to Larry Crabb.

After Trayvon Martin, we need only look to churches to see a glimmer of potential.

In this tight-budget era, what works in theory likely won't result in legislative success.

New local purchasing efforts could be far more effective than current ones.