Thabiti Anyabwile, a Reformed pastor in Washington, D.C., offers celebration, critique, and hope for revival.

Even followers of Jesus fall prey to our culture’s assumptions about sex.

A wizened sage named Ecclesiastes tamed my youthful cynicism.

Wrong turns and dead ends punctuated by unexpected grace.

Pew asks Americans what constitutes a sin, as well as acceptable types of families.

The Messiah made a "mistake" for good reason.

Openness in personal relationships can bring pain, but it also offers unrivaled love and support.

It takes on special significance throughout the arc of Scripture.

African and Arab theologians assess the choice between martyrdom and survival.

Summoned by God, I learned to follow him in trust and vulnerability, even when I felt displaced.

As I looked up at the burning twin towers, life-changing words came to me—words I suddenly heard inside my head.

No one image captures all of God. That’s why the Bible uses so many.

Exploring grace and merit in reality TV’s "The Briefcase."

Christopher J. H. Wright explains what one of the Bible's most neglected books teaches about our cries of grief.

My Christian Life, Part 3: The Feminist Phase

My Christian Life, Part 2: The Psychology Phase

How should we respond to those who don’t seem to have been created male or female?

Even in our darkest moments, he is not going anywhere.

My Christian Life, Part 1: The Formative Phase