How theology sheds new light on the purposes of architecture.

After a childhood marred by substance abuse and a deadbeat dad, I made a friend who would change my life.

Labor of love brings the Reformation’s seminal work into the Middle East.

Why overcoming the Scrooge in all of us begins with gratitude.

Our love of Lewis's words doesn't mean we always get them right.

Sure, all kinds of Christians love Jesus. But he’s especially central in evangelical piety.

As a black woman wrestling with racism in America, I lean on a Scottish theologian’s four key insights.

Herman Selderhuis’s biography proves that just about every adjective, good or bad, can apply to the great reformer.

I can’t keep my kids safe. But I can prepare them for a life of faithfulness.

The first in a series on the meaning and place of a historic movement.

What we know—and what we can guess—about the reformer’s wife, Katharina von Bora.

The post-Reformation theologian has suggestions for post-Christian America.

On the evangelist’s 99th birthday, we look at the role desire played in so many decisions for Christ.

A new “ecclesiological think tank” offers a valuable but incomplete summary.

When your religion is something you choose, not to choose is not an option.

The professor, scholar, and 2017 Templeton Prize winner reflects on over 50 years of defending the reasonableness of theism.

Why “prison Pentecostalism” is flourishing among criminals, gang members, and others on society’s margins.

As a young Catholic, learning about the Protestant Reformation dramatically changed my faith.

Here are our favorite stories about the Reformation from 2017.