Historian Ron Sider (yes, historian) urges us to pay attention to the evidence.

Key speakers at the famous conference seem to agree.

God wasn’t on my to-do list. He showed up anyway.

How to recognize and use the gift that most eludes the church.

When the prospect of death comes close, we learn that life is precious.

Why the ultimate purpose of sex is bringing Glory to God.

Francis Spufford describes to outsiders where we're coming from.

How God's power is made perfect in weakness.

Meet the gun-loving, red meat–eating evangelical whose reading of Scripture persuaded him to embrace nonviolence.

Not since “My Utmost for His Highest” has a daily devotional enraptured the English-speaking world, from cynical intellectuals to sweet grandmas, across the theological spectrum. How Young might change how we think about prayer.

How Milton, Paley, and Darwin help us answer the question.

Trevin Wax's tale of a doubting young man goes heavy on theology, but light on character development.

Green Collection reveals first of four big discoveries.

That’s why the popular pastor wrote a book about staying God-centered amid the whirl of life’s demands.

Since biblical times, women have struggled to rejoice at another’s pregnancy.

As we watch family and friends leave the faith, do we look more like the elder brother, the father—or the younger son?

Francis’s comments weren’t just about abortion and gay marriage.

The value of knowing neighbors who don't drink the same coffee.

Even happiness research struggles to get us to the good life.