Problems at Baylor, Poverty, Millennial roommates, church signs and more!

A worship service can be conducted efficiently, but worship can't. It requires time to ponder, reflect and celebrate.

Researcher Mark Yarhouse on why mixing politics and gender identity has only left us more confused.

But pastors are likely exempt.

The transgender bathroom directive is the latest sign that we shouldn't have given him a pass.

What Gillian Marchenko learned when mental illness mixed with ministry

The prevalence of divorce today means Christians should understand marriage even better.

Sadly, no. But biologists have new ways to reveal the unseen.

Phi, the “Golden Ratio,” seems to be everywhere you look.

Issue 49: The spark of human creation, beauty’s golden number, and beholding the bison.

Issue 49: Links to amazing stuff.

"X-Men: Apocalypse" is probably more religious than even its director realizes.

The late scholar helped Western Christians see the Bible through a cultural lens.

Why the Mere Orthodoxy blogger wants churches to keep the bar high—and help people reach it.

What I’ve learned as a working mother about the limits of time management.

How will we know when the next great move of God happens? Because it will be felt outside the church, too.

Nominal religious contexts do not mean the end of the church.

The star of the History Channel's "Roots" talks about his faith, his strange route toward his iconic role, and what he learned from playing Kunta Kinte.

(UPDATED) Starr: 'The captain goes down with the ship.'