A better case for overturning a bad Supreme Court precedent.

How the German martyr’s example has been used—and abused—in American public discourse.

President Trump’s appeal to fear ignores that Christians seek first the Kingdom, not political favors.

Social media can be a dark and divisive place. That doesn’t mean we should simply withdraw.

You would be hard pressed not to find something truly admirable in this man who served so faithfully.

Survey finds half of Protestants prefer to worship with people who share their views—and half believe they already do.

Fighting cartels, disease, and poverty, Mayor Jeaneth Ordoñez presides over a safe haven in an otherwise violent region.

Why Christian activity should start with non-activity.

A Christian call to reject polarizing public discourse.

Chosen by Bruce Riley Ashford, provost and professor of theology and culture at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and author of 'Letters to An American Christian.'

Why “life issues” aren’t the only issues that pivot on what it means to bear God’s image.

Religious freedom advocates consider if the need of the one outweighs the needs of the many.

The past two years have only strengthened my belief that tolerance, humility, and patience can help heal our fractious public life.

What a sixth-century monk can teach all of us about public engagement

Potomac Declaration and action plan hope to persuade more nations by the second US religious freedom ministerial next year.

Andrew Brunson has spent most of the last two years in prison based on wild—or absent—accusations.

A more conservative court is good for America in many ways.

GOP establishment darling and Court of Appeals judge nominated to fill outgoing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s critical seat.

An evangelical historian searches for the roots of Trump-friendly evangelicalism.