The writer and activist measures them against the promises of Scripture and finds them wanting.

With her husband Arlin, she rejected secular education and pioneered an alternative that started with student discipline.

As the hit Broadway musical makes its screen debut in a time of social unrest, its themes of hope and redemption resound all the louder.

After reading Rebecca Manley Pippert’s follow-up to “Out of the Saltshaker,” I’ve never been more excited to talk about Jesus.

The moral revolution of the 1960s dealt a blow to Christian faith on the continent, but it might not have the final word.

When you’re in a conflict, you don’t want a bunch of steps, and you don’t want a big book.

Matrimony rates are in decline, even among conservative Christians. Here’s what that means for the future.

After an unwelcome move halfway across the world, I vented my anger to God. Then I learned to give him control.

Why Christians erupt in song, even when hope seems lost.

Why serving up a diet of hard, rationalistic Christianity might be counterproductive.

Recapturing the meaning of a much-stereotyped phrase.

An avid walker explains why walking is good for spiritual growth.

Three books try to make sense of this political ideology.

One-on-One with Daniel Henderson on finishing well.

Today’s progressive activists have plenty in common with the biblical prophets. But some differences are too vast to ignore.

Below is a list of the resources our panel members will suggest for further reading.

Loving the Lord depends less on personal feelings and more on practice, says the former editor in chief of Christianity Today.

Michael Heiser’s books cut through the myths and legends surrounding these supernatural beings.

An intimate look at the joys and regrets of those who shepherd God’s flock.