Lin Zhao’s faith led her to embrace China's Communist movement—then pay the ultimate price for opposing it.

How Civil War–era churches that avoided taking sides on slavery ended up siding with its supporters.

Very often, people behind bars already have a relationship with God.

Responding to atheism, understanding genetics, and considering what evolution means for biblical interpretation.

We still believe that the basic solution to the world’s crises—and our own—is theological.

How the call to “carry one another’s burdens” breaks down partisan stalemates.

A Q+A on how college savings plans can now be used to pay for private K-12 tuition.

Christian counselors once focused on natural disasters now frequently address manmade crises.

An excerpt from “Party of One: Truth, Longing, and the Subtle Art of Singleness.”

Evangelical students are dating with marriage in mind, but the road to the altar is anything but simple.

(UPDATED) On the first VaLENTine's Day since WWII, it appears chocolate and alcohol will be absent from many dates.

The world’s newest nation remains its most fragile state.

How faith and fitness came together to bring back the ancient Greek competition.

A year after their letter opposing the refugee ban, the biggest names in the church are defending Dreamers, persecuted Christians, and more.

Immigrants in New Hampshire and New Jersey ‘fear persecution and torture’ back home.

As former gymnast advocates for victims in the church, SGC calls her take on its past scandal “not true.”

A think-tank leader and former presidential aide shares his debt of gratitude to the people of Madison Park, Alabama.

Update: Evangelical Ken Isaacs loses the position amid controversy over social media remarks.

Attendance drops as 400,000 island residents move to the mainland.