How Christians went from opposing over-consumption at Christmas to demanding it be done in Christ's name alone.

The spirituality of the booming online "self-expression engine."

What a model for ethical consumption can look like.

What does the "smokin' hot wife" prayer teach us about praying in public?

Observers weigh in on debt's indication of lack of faith, danger, and potential immorality.

New survey finds white, wealthy evangelicals love the free market...most others don't.

What ever happened to a theology of calling and vocation?

Why the call to radical mission is not the solution to consumer Christianity.

Shane Claiborne calls for "revolutionary subordination" on tax day.

Observers ask whether Albert Pujols' Christian testimony squares with his holding out for the largest contract in the history of baseball.

Why Jesus did not say, "Market your neighbor as yourself."

Lack of imagination and not customers is what is killing Christian bookstores.

How women—who have begun to out-earn men in the U.S. business sector—can use their holiday spending to glorify God.

Are Christian bookstores challenging the values of our culture or just copying them?

The American retreat from marriage is moving into the heart of the social order: the middle class.