The lack of signs and wonders in Nazareth says more about Jesus than about people’s lack of faith.

Our society is addicted to spectacle. How do we keep our eyes are fixed on Christ?

Chosen by Tina Boesch, author of 'Given: The Forgotten Meaning and Practice of Blessing' (NavPress).

Falsified resurrection stories should not cause us to discount credible miracle accounts.

It seems like foolishness to us, but it was one of Jesus’ greatest strengths.

Including the cognitively disabled in ministry is a chance to live in a cross-shaped way.

The ‘wife of noble character’ is rarely applied to whom it was meant to describe.

A Sri Lankan priest reflects on celebrating the Resurrection amid the tragedy of last week's attacks.

Even more than better systems and better policies, we need better theology.

It turns out the Bible’s idea of worship is mostly about posture, not music or praise.

Even in the midst of the sorrow, pain, and shame of the cross, Good Friday is still very good.

Denominations that support and enhance the biblical mission of the local church will thrive. Those that don't will continue to decline.

Effective apologetics today requires a genuine missionary encounter.

The kingdom was central to Jesus’ teaching, but it can be divisive for his followers.

By learning and creating, we embody Bunyan's work.

When words construct an empty faith, Pilgrim’s Progress asks, “What does truth require of me?”

“Missionaries would do well to spend more time learning from their newfound communities as they spend trying to teach them.”

Two theologians ask how their discipline can start mattering to ordinary believers again.

How unsettling literature teaches us to confront pain and suffering—at any age.