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The Bible refers to fellow Christians as "brothers and sisters," but how often do we treat them as family?

The Psalms show us how to faithfully protest to God.

To acquit Asia Bibi of blasphemy, Pakistan’s Supreme Court relied on supposed seventh-century treaty by Islam’s prophet.

Both C. S. Lewis and Job held onto their faith when their worlds imploded. Now psychologists suggest clues to understanding how the mind endures in suffering.

God’s messengers can be both bombastic and surprisingly subdued.

How a theology of the ordinary informs Advent.

How the question behind the recently controversial Christmas song stirs us to worship.

Finding common ground so that the Virgin Mary becomes less of a battleground.

This season demands a clear view of darkness. Here’s how scholars reckon with it.

A conversation on reading with an avid reader, “Book Girl” Sarah Clarkson.

Why the supernatural events of this season are both credible and incredible.

Can’t get enough of Christmas? You’ll love the prequels and sequels.

Why history's wisest figures have seen a connection between reading well and living well.

In the midst of Nazi resistance, this Christian martyr offered three models for the season of waiting.

He came to divide sons from their fathers and daughters from their mothers—not to promote “family values.”

The Chicago musician begins his first sabbatical with a famous 80-year-old devotional.

Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.

The release that best embodies our pursuit of Beautiful Orthodoxy.