A new report from the Center for Public Justice offers guiding principles for how church communities, policy makers, and employers can put pro-family beliefs into action.

Oliver Stone's sequel depicts a redeemed Gordon Gekko—kind of.

We can grab hold of joy in this life, not just in heaven, says theologian Ellen Charry. A review of 'God and the Art of Happiness.'

Wheaton College's new athletics director responds to The Atlantic's controversial indictment of college sports.

New documentary shows African youth encouraging their peers to save it for marriage.

Meet 7 Christians who engage politically beyond checking a ballot box.

Carrie Prejean might have stood up for Christian sexual ethics by skipping the Miss USA pageant altogether.

A top advocate for stopping child prostitution is skeptical about Craigslist's decision to pull its 'erotic services' ads.

Lubna Hussein says she'll take 40,000 whippings if it will change her government's human rights policies.

A round-up of the most popular posts of the last 30 days.

If you didn't catch them the first time, here are the most popular posts from August.

2009 was the year of viral dance videos, Christians mired in pageant scandals, reality TV marriages, and church burnout thrown in for good measure.

In case you missed them the first time, the newest posts that got our readers talking.

Child sponsorship provides the most basic necessity.

Hint: It's not homosexuality, says the first non-Dutch president in over 60 years.

The radio journalist speaks about her faith, vocation, and what most media miss about evangelical Christians.

Imago Dei pastor develops a program for squelching overspending and busyness among church members.

How Huckabee's "cosmopolitan" faith helps him reach out to both the old and new guards of evangelicalism.