Tips for overcoming job-hopping, career confusion, and ‘vocational scrambling.’

How unmarried women stand to change party politics on both sides of the aisle.

A new research method could help us get beyond political stereotypes.

Even at the ballot box, morality is not relative.

Tomorrow's Texas case is the pro-life movement's first return to the high court in a decade.

We asked 11 pastors about the last time they preached about politics and why.

Leaders seem to have little influence on voters. Church attendance might have much more.

Survey studies how American Protestants are engaging the refugee crisis, and why many are not.

In the face of a candidate’s antics, ‘America’s Pastor’ speaks out.

Why Americans should be upfront with our kids—and ourselves—about how power and privilege shaped our backgrounds.

Joint statement by believers in Israel and Palestine is a small but hopeful step toward peace.

Politics is not about one thing, but many things held in tension.

Total is almost twice as high as International Mission Board had expected.

Good news comes near first anniversary of 21 Coptic martyrs beheaded on Libyan beach.

The church has an opportunity to encourage human flourishing even more.

Where are the conservative Christians rallying for working moms?

Mark Sayers recommends readings that help the church look less like the surrounding culture.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our March issue).

Orthodox rabbis say Christianity is God’s will. Vatican says don’t formally evangelize Jews.