What comes after storybook Bibles?

Rich Villodas’s book takes us further into our faith traditions, our relationships, and our very selves.

Monica and Macrina didn’t just influence Augustine and Gregory of Nyssa. They were biblical interpreters in their own right.

Spiritual disciplines can become too individualistic

Inspiration and comfort do not offer us the full weight and scope of God’s Word.

I couldn’t read Scripture anymore, yet God’s Word still nourished me.

Pew Research finds that even the most devout young believers don’t agree with Mom and Dad on everything. Christian parents weigh in on the challenges of teenage discipleship.

Best-selling study authors and Bible teachers unpack the factors that drive women to prioritize time in Scripture.

Daily engagement had already been declining, but worsened during the pandemic, according to the annual State of the Bible report.

How better understanding our brains can help us grow in conformity to Christ.

An avid walker explains why walking is good for spiritual growth.

What to do when a Netflix binge brings you more joy than God’s calling.

What C. S. Lewis’s senior devil would recommend in response to COVID-19.

This season’s greatest gift has nothing to do with discipline.

Spiritual disciplines matter all the time, but we need to be reminded of that in tumultuous times.

Whenever you’re attempting a big change, it is essential to build intentional time and space for rest.

John Starke gives us a compelling vision of the praying life—and the practices to turn that vision into a reality.

Gregory the Great taught me not to retreat to the prayer room unless I have engaged the battles of the day.

How the Danish philosopher takes an idea that’s congenial to modern ears and turns it upside down.