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.

This Father’s Day, I celebrate my parents’ choice to move close to my kids.

This latest attack is part of a pattern, and the pretext for a remarkable prayer.

How is it that people should want inward contentment so much, seek it so earnestly, and find it so seldom?

Take this quiz of Christian trivia faced by converts from Islam seeking asylum in the UK.

Habit proves to be powerful liturgy.

No. But he's deeply influenced by the modern Jewish experience.

Acceptance means seeing autism as part of who my son is.

What I’ve learned from trying to keep my kids safe—but not too safe.

What I’ve learned as a working mother about the limits of time management.

I mocked the coloring book trend, until I discovered it for myself.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our June issue).

A graphical look at Pew's research on the lives of highly religious Americans.

Only some believers are ordained. But all are priests.