Karl Giberson, Stephen C. Meyer, and Marcus Ross chart ways intelligent design can gain academic credibility.

Research like the kind in 'For Better: The Science of a Good Marriage' runs the risk of reducing people to brain chemistry and DNA.

Grad school establishes ministry patterns that don't end on graduation day.

Chris Seay offers his thoughts on Sayid's actions in "The Candidate."

One of the missionaries accused of child kidnapping speaks with Baptist Press about what took place.

W. David O. Taylor grounds his aesthetic passion in the local church.

Decision for home-schoolers pushes persecution boundaries.

Forty-eight of the top 50 Christian songs in the last decade were by males, a figure primarily determined by women who listen to Christian radio. Why don't they want to hear their female peers on the air?