Eugene Cho on the underrated need for quiet works of justice.

An interview with Mae Elise Cannon and Soong-Chan Rah about their new book, Forgive Us.

Scripture places emormous emphasis on the renewal of our minds.

How can churches embrace a repentant response to a dark side of culture?

Repenting from a skewed perspective on sin.

IBLP board decides seminar speaker acted inappropriately but not criminally.

(UPDATED) Popular seminar speaker: 'I have failed to live out some of the very things that I have taught.'

This Lent, I've learned again that He runs to meet us and welcome us home

What my children's cheating taught me about sin and the kingdom of God

Where nobody knows your (last) name.

One pastor's journey through sex addiction.

Chronic critique of sermons is an illness. But we can recover.

How can we be sure that we are saved? A Calvinist and Lutheran answer.

What I learned about grace and redemption through my friendship with a Christian pariah.

A Leadership Journal review

Confession is good for the soul—and the souls of those you lead.

Jesus' revolutionary touch puts transformation within reach.

Doubting our salvation and false assurance are both exacerbated by the clichéd ways in which we speak about the gospel.

My concerns are not about prayer or election, but about authentic conversion and regenerate church membership.