These athletes walked with God along the arduous road to the Olympics.

We often assume that loneliness and dissatisfaction are symptoms of spiritual failure. But what if they’re signs of healthy faith?

A Christian college president defends institutional life—even the meetings!—as a high calling.

At a time when I should have felt abandoned by God, I experienced what Augustine called “the sweetness.”

Here's why one of the leaders of postliberalism believed conservative Protestants would carry the torch.

Why we need to love ourselves to effectively love our neighbor and share the gospel.

And how the church can help nurture their desire to integrate spirituality and social justice in fresh ways.

How evangelicals read Scripture.

Former gymnast Rachael Denhollander spent years discovering God’s perspective on sexual abuse. Then her advocacy for survivors cost her her church.

World Evangelical Alliance explains why Italy, Spain, and Malta leaders shouldn’t fear that global group has fallen for the ‘Francis effect.’

How a church father loved God with his rational mind.

The recent New Testament dust-up between big-name scholars reminds us how hard—and important—Bible translation can be.

I almost distanced myself from the label years ago, but I’m glad I stayed.

Nature of Doctrine author was a “missionary to postmodernity.”

The moral imagination of literature speaks volumes.

The African religious imagination already anticipates Christ.

We emulate Jesus when we expose abuse. But dividing it into special categories may do more harm than good.

I was welcomed by my future in-laws who were unwelcome in my own country.

Why evangelicals give pride of place to penal substitutionary understandings of the Cross.