How the pastor/evangelist shaped the Pentecostal and evangelical movements—and the world.

Velcroed to a high-felt need: Jerry Root says evangelism is seeing how God is already working in someone's life.

The same holy hands that punish the wicked pull the righteous to safety.

In our brave, liberated new world, more American evangelical readers are seeking freedom in the Old Order.

There is a reason Good Friday is called good, and why we can be thankful when God forsakes us.

Understanding the parareligion of celebrity culture. A review of 'Gods Behaving Badly.'

Going down singing: Why we should remember that we will die.

Observers discuss a stewardship dilemma.

The slaughter of the unborn needs no hidden cameras for condemnation.

An increasingly popular view of the atonement forces the question: What are we saved from?

Two doctors who would rather serve where surgical equipment is dated and wards are overflowing.

Why mutual respect and tolerance require us to witness for Christ.

A lesson from a headless snake.

Why evangelicals have taken such an interest in idols.

David Cunningham's faith informs his filmmaking.

Doubt is to be endured, not celebrated.

The memoirist reads the text of his life, and addresses the parlous state of the pastoral calling.

Observers discuss whether churches should lend worship space to other religions.

Does giving your child a biblical name enhance the child's spiritual development?