They likely farmed out the most physically arduous elements of composition. But they (and God) still deserve credit for the words.

The surprising argument that Saul of Tarsus was born into bondage.

Two businessmen’s unusual conversion in 1700s South Carolina led them to liberate the people they put in bondage.

She championed both abolition and women’s rights. And she wasn’t afraid to challenge advocates of either cause.

Angel Studios cofounder Jeffrey Harmon on the making and marketing of “The Chosen” and of the summer’s biggest film not named “Barbie” or “Oppenheimer.”

Mark Noll examina los efectos de haber leído las Escrituras bajo el enfoque de «primero la independencia».

Two new books probe the mysteries of Abraham Lincoln’s public and private relationship to religion.

Mark Noll surveys the effects of an “independence-first” approach to Scripture.

Dans l’État américain de Géorgie, deux voisines ont été confrontées à une vérité difficile : l’ancêtre de l’une était esclave des ancêtres de l’autre.

In the farming community of Dirt Town Valley, family friends grapple with a difficult truth: One ancestor was enslaved by another.

How strong family roots inspired a lifelong ministry of uplifting marginalized stories of faith.

Para entender la crisis del país isleño y lo que debemos hacer ahora, veamos primero lo que no hicimos.

To understand the island nation’s crisis and what the church must do now, start with what we didn’t do.

Black denominational leaders have formally asked for a national monument to the 1908 Springfield race riot, and a new national survey reveals more public lands Black clergy want memorialized.

Why John Newton’s famous hymn is still so powerful after so long.

A new study gives Black evangelicals their due.

He saw African American history as a “window into the essence of the gospel.”

A theologian (and amateur musician) explores the connection between them.

We’ve forgotten what Charles Spurgeon knew: He was radical because of the Bible and his soul is marching on.