Young adults are desperate not to let peers see any signs of weakness or failure.

The patience of the Lord can be a heavy burden.

Responses to our December issue via letters, tweets, and Facebook posts.

Mistrust of medicine clouds possibility of treatment for sickle-cell.

Black Southern Baptists weigh in on the issues around removing Sho Baraka’s album.

Director of the BGCE Evangelism Initiative offers a guide on where we begin.

We need to remember how devalued we felt when previous generations told us our music was too loud, our clothing was silly and our questions were inappropriate.

Whites and blacks worshiped together in colonial America. What happened?

How my husband and I are fumbling through some of the hardest—and holiest—conversations we’ve ever had.

The Four Dimensions Christians Must Understand

The evangelical resettlement agency announced it will close five locations.

While I fought to keep my eyes open, the gospel pressed deep into my heart.

Nearly 3 in 10 evangelical believers now observe the season before Easter.

Dr. Timothy Larsen is the McManis Professor of Christian Thought at Wheaton College.

Pew finds fewer people personally know an evangelical anymore.

The masterful four-season drama takes a surprisingly biblical view of human nature.

The apostles addressed a broad range of church issues, but no New Testament writer ever told a church to get bigger.

Ten leaders weigh in to help others avoid their mishaps.

What our wedding vows suggest about how God relates to us.