An excerpt from "God’s Country."

And how their choice of Trump has affected the church since last year’s election.

Why a centuries-old reform movement might hold the key to transforming our world, one renewed heart at a time.

A new book demonstrates the movement has been “a perennial and recurring feature of Christian history.”

The new museum wants to ignite passion for the Word through high-tech wizardry and scholarly detachment. Can it do it all?

Hobby Lobby president hopes “to share this book we love with as many people as possible.”

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

How faith transformed the ambitions of one of the best base-stealers in the National League.

The threat of disaster forces me to reckon with salvation—mine and others.

Megachurch becomes biggest in America to appoint a female lead pastor.

The potential rewards of celebrity culture are many, but so are the risks.

Lecrae’s decision has roots. And it has fruit.

Term is “increasingly either confusing, or unknown, or misunderstood to students,” says director.

Why a juvenile justice advocate builds relationships with Chicago’s most vulnerable young men.

Gregory Coles says the church should offer “breathing room” for gay Christians, like himself, who want to pursue sexual holiness.

A border patrol agent and an immigration reform activist discuss the spiritual roots of their unlikely friendship.

Survey also finds one-third of victims were attending church before their death, but few pastors knew of their struggle.

What missions-oriented evangelicals gain from seeing the richer side of a poorer country.

Why the Dallas megachurch has decided to go from one church to six.