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Mumford & the SonSubscriber Access Only
Exploring the Christ-haunted lyrics of Marcus Mumford and his popular band.
Kevin P. Emmert|September 25, 2012
Interview
How to Date Jesus' WifeSubscriber Access Only
New tests suggest a manuscript fragment is ancient after all. Is it important? We asked noncanonical gospels expert Nicholas Perrin.
Interview by Kevin P. Emmert|April 11, 2014
Breaking All the BarriersSubscriber Access Only
How the Spirit at Pentecost decimated humanity’s dividing walls.
Kevin P. Emmert|June 06, 2014
A Lent That's Not For Your Spiritual ImprovementSubscriber Access Only
Jesus' 40 days in the wilderness weren't about getting closer to God, either.
Kevin P. Emmert|February 18, 2015
News
Second Surprise Interview with Pope Francis: A 'Theological Wreck'?Subscriber Access Only
Russell Moore, others react to pope's Q&A with atheist editor.
Kevin P. Emmert|October 02, 2013
News
All You Need to Know About Prince George and the JordanSubscriber Access Only
The royal baby sparks some theological (and ecological) discussion.
Kevin P. Emmert|October 30, 2013
Ethics
Why So Many Christians Are Relaxing Over Drinks
As colleges drop drinking bans, some see alcohol as a moral good.
Kevin P. Emmert|November 18, 2013
Interview
Andy Stanley: Assume People Are Biblically Illiterate (But Not Dumb)Subscriber Access Only
The North Point pastor says the way we teach Scripture can undermine evangelism.
Interview by Kevin P. Emmert|July 14, 2014
Interview
The Softer Face of CalvinismSubscriber Access Only
Reformed theology is more irenic and diverse than you think, says theologian Oliver Crisp.
Interview with Kevin P. Emmert|October 23, 2014
Discipleship
Why It's Hard to Learn from African Christians
New research spotlights what the continent’s believers (and those worldwide) are missing.
Kevin P. Emmert|October 14, 2014
News
New Poll Finds Evangelicals’ Favorite HeresiesSubscriber Access Only
Survey finds many American evangelicals hold unorthodox views on the Trinity, salvation, and other doctrines.
Kevin P. Emmert|October 28, 2014
Commentary
Why the Pope Is Going GreenSubscriber Access Only
The theology behind Francis’s warning on climate change.
Kevin P. Emmert|June 19, 2015
News
A New School Year Starts, and Many Seminarians Are Staying PutSubscriber Access Only
More students are choosing schools for geographical convenience rather than theological affinity, says seminary president.
Kevin P. Emmert|August 26, 2015
Gleanings
March Madness Won't End Monday, Thanks to LentSubscriber Access Only
Saints facing single-elimination in Lent Madness tournament include many names evangelicals will recognize.
Kevin P. Emmert|April 04, 2014
Under Discussion
Did Jesus Make Mistakes?Subscriber Access Only
Mark Driscoll says yes, though Jesus never sinned. Experts weigh in.
Compiled by Kevin P. Emmert|June 03, 2014
Under Discussion
Yes, Jesus Has Always Been Our Boyfriend
The biggest difference between old and new hymns isn't Trinitarian theology.
Kevin P. Emmert|July 01, 2015
News
Opinion Roundup: Should Syria's Christians Be Our Top Priority?Subscriber Access Only
Assad's forces have killed tens of thousands and have allegedly used chemical weapons. Toppling him could wipe out the country’s Christians. Is it worth it?
Kevin P. Emmert|September 13, 2013
News
Jesus Is More All Right with Jews
Why messianic Jews are being accepted.
Kevin P. Emmert|January 06, 2014
News
The Great Baby Commission
One of Africa’s fastest-growing churches wants to expand by having as many children as possible.
Sunday Oguntola (in Lagos) and Kevin P. Emmert|May 21, 2014
Baptizing the Dora Generation: Why Preschooler Faith Is So ControversialSubscriber Access Only
Southern Baptist leaders would rather ‘the only consistently growing group in baptisms’ be shrinking.
Kevin P. Emmert|June 10, 2014

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