Maybe someone we hadn't even considered.

When we partake in communion, we're practicing for something big.

LifeWay Research looks at how Americans feel about changing genders.

A cozy relationship between church and state has lasting implications.

As I close in on 40, I’m learning how to live without marriage (even as I desire it).

After Minnesota, Baton Rouge, and Dallas, can we transcend optimism or despair?

How men and women can have better conversations about leadership, love, and life together.

At a time when evangelicals feel culturally embattled, it seems we’ve lost our ability to laugh.

How did churches like NewSpring and Life.Church get thousands of Christians to start giving? By offering a refund if God isn't faithful.

In the midst of our civil war on the Trinity, we need to put down our arms and remember that men and women are in this together.

The Israelites needed a little less grown-up good sense, and a little more childlike wonder. So do we.

Psychiatrist Curt Thompson examines the complicated emotion.

How persistent fear has kept me tethered to God.

My sense of well-being depended entirely on my on-field performance.

How drive and dogged pursuit are aspects of bearing God's image. An adapted excerpt from 'A Woman’s Place.'

When big corporations make big moral decisions, where is the church’s voice?

How a social media app reminds me of God’s faithfulness in my life.

Patriarchs disagree over how many disputes—out of centuries' worth—to tackle in 10 days.

An explainer: the latest complementarian debate isn't over women’s subordination—but Christ's.