Joan Kroc's $1.5 billion bequest to the Salvation Army promises to boost its admirable outreach, but history suggests new challenges and temptations lie ahead.

Rather, love God for who he is, says John Piper.

Pastor also steps aside at New Life Church after allegations by male prostitute.

White House opposition fails to ease many Christians' worries.

The president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission talks about his new book, The Divided States of America?

Wehner, the former director of the White House Office of Strategic Initiatives and deputy assistant to the President, joined the Ethics and Public Policy Center in August as a senior fellow.

David Miller wants us to think more deeply about integrating faith and work.

A brief guide.

Bryan Chapell urges Christians to move past musical preferences toward Christ-Centered Worship.

France's peculiar aversion to public religiosity is rooted in a sordid history of sectarian violence.

Commencement address invigorates debates about the Reformed relationship to American politics and evangelicalism.

The Pulitzer Prize winner says, "Evangelicals have influence in the White House that The New York Times columnists do not."

Michael Kazin's recent biography of Williams Jennings Bryan introduces the 'Great Commoner' to a new generation.

Miroslav Volf tells how to stop the 'shield of memory' from turning into a sword.

In wake of Obama's speech, author talks about The Decline of African American Theology.

Billy Graham's regrets, in his own words.

Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ gives Christians the chance to disavow a shameful history of anti-Semitism.

The threat of gay marriage challenges Christians to defend older, better definitions of marriage. But what are those definitions, and how did they develop?

We can learn from the defeat of American Christian activism's greatest legislative victory.