In “Be Very Afraid,"' sociologist Robert Wuthnow explains how Americans typically respond to fear.

Why medicine should never trade places with a time to properly mourn.

Four themes that characterize Beth Moore's teaching.

Homespun, savvy, and with a relentless focus on Jesus, Beth Moore has become the most popular Bible teacher in America.

Some high-achieving women have the 'impostor syndrome—the ingrained sense that they don't belong at the table of influence.

George Rekers has resigned from a reparative therapy group, saying, 'I am not gay and never have been.'

Marnie Ferree's 'No Stones: Women Redeemed from Sexual Addiction' challenges easy assumptions about who gets addicted and why.

Dawson McAllister Association dropped ex-gay group as partner under pressure from Clear Channel.

Now we can move on from merely giving people pleasant worship experiences.

The Ivy League school's six suicides in six months serve to remind us of the people in our networks who are struggling privately.

One difference between the therapeutic gospel and the liberating gospel.

How to get along with the extroverts who populate the Western church.

Why the best parenting techniques don't produce Christian children.

There's something psychologically important about writing a check and putting it in the plate.

As a resident director mentoring struggling students, I welcome open conversation about same-sex attraction.

More evangelical therapists move from changing orientation to embracing faith identity for gays.

Michael Vick appears truly repentant. Can we forgive him?

Many vets are ambushed by post-traumatic stress disorder. But some churches are coming to their defense.

Fast facts about risk factors, warning signs, and tips for saving lives.