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Faith and Practice

We Have to Touch the Problem

Discomfort is the price of making a difference in the world.

Why Tim Keller Wants You to Stay in That Job You Hate

The Redeemer pastor explains how he ministers to laypeople facing career confusion.

Finding Faith After Spiritual Indoctrination

The story of the girl who wouldn't stop asking questions.

Jesus Doesn't Need Help  Subscriber access only

Well-intentioned impulses can lead to modeling ourselves after the wrong Christ.

The Awakening of Hope

Where theology begins.

Will America Keep the Faith?

Journalist David Aikman wonders whether our nation will squander its spiritual heritage.

Letters to the Editor  Subscriber access only

Readers respond to the June issue.

The 'Just You Wait' Mantra: Is Marriage Really That Hard?

My husband and I have encountered much gloom and doom about marriage from older Christian couples. What gives?

Tackling Doubt after Divorce: Not Your Typical Chick-Lit Novel

Sarah Healy's 'Can I Get an Amen?' deals with faith and life in an honest, compelling way.

Why Christians Could Use a Little Adventure

What we can learn from Bob Goff's best-selling book, 'Love Does,' illustrating how to take "WWJD?" to new heights.

When Breast Cancer Leaves You Grasping for Words

As a religion professor, I can talk about the big questions of life. Until now.

The Religion of The Bachelorette and Reality TV: Moralistic Therapeutic Deism

Emily Maynard, who demonstrated a few evangelical signs, had a faith choice to make.

Jeremy Lin vs. the Cynics

When an athlete's life matches his professions of faith, even skeptical sportswriters and embittered young evangelicals take notice.

The Soul of Your Soles: Why Women Love Shoes

Celebrating those 'bursts of beauty that defy the mundane.'

Theology on a Tightrope: Nik Wallenda's High-Wire Walk and Our Longing for God

Why we can't get enough of death-defying feats.

Why We Should Reexamine the Faith of Barack Obama

How Christians might think about the Gospel and the President.

Choosing Life, When Cancer Fears Are Everywhere

How irrational fear can make us lose sight of God's sovereignty.

Works and Words: Why You Can't Preach the Gospel with Deeds

And why it's important to say so.

For the Love of Pinterest? A Her.meneutics Hangout with Rachel Held Evans, Sarah Bessey, & More

The bloggers join Her.meneutics regulars Laura Leonard, Rachel Marie Stone, and Sarah Pulliam Bailey.

How to Smartly Engage with the Young Doubters in Your Midst

Six ways to support those questioning the faith.

Q & A: Nikki Haley on Faith, the 'War on Women,' and Why She Would Say No to VP

The governor of South Carolina doesn't wear faith on her sleeve, but she's open about her Sikh to Christianity conversion.

Kony 2012 and the Golden Rule: How Do 'We' Tell 'Their' Story?

Six principles for communicating Christians.

Fool on a Tightrope

The once-wayward son of a famous evangelist recounts his precarious passage into adulthood.

Q & A: Andrew Palau on the Life of a Fool

In a prodigal son-like story, the son of famed evangelist Luis Palau explains how he went from apathy to doing evangelism with his father.

Jesus Disappoints Everyone

Our Savior has come, but we're often blind to his purposes.

You Don't Have to Quit to Find Life-Giving Work

Even if you don't like your job, you have a calling to serve God and others.

Creative Discipleship: Meet Richmond's Christians  Subscriber access only

Five Richmonders who transcend their city's cultural Christianity in unlikely ways.

The Church Is the Solution? Show Me the Stats

Why I haven't changed my mind on fighting poverty and the job of the church.

The Local Church's Neighbors Are Everywhere

The church isn't just a network of institutions trying to stretch across the globe.

Poverty Has Many Enemies

The solution does not require a choice between individuals and institutions.

The Biggest Poverty-Fighting Tool: Job Creation

Employment for the poor restores their dignity and keeps them off their knees.

We Can't Do Everything

But we can change systems to protect the poor, and that requires cooperation on all fronts.

What Do You Mean by Poverty?

Overcoming poverty is possible and proven. But superficiality has paralyzed the church.

Focus on Solving the Poverty of the Soul

Our aid to the poor should always address their area of greatest need.

Christians Really Do Reduce Poverty

Government change often can't get to the root of the problem of poverty. The church does.

Calling All Callings: Amy Sherman on 'Kingdom Calling'

Christians can build thriving communities by exercising their vocational gifts.

The Similarities and Differences in Eric Metaxas's and President Obama's Prayer Breakfast Addresses

The 'Bonhoeffer' biographer emphasized care for the unborn as the President emphasized care for the poor.

The Ironies of Obama's National Prayer Breakfast Speech

The President seems to be debating himself on religious motivations and the common good.

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