The Shack tells a compelling, if imperfect, story.

The Shack is a tale of tragedy redeemed, not a theological treatise.

Why the doctrine of original sin is 'curiously liberating.'

How current philosophers argue for his existence.

Books on the existence of God.

Mark Mittelberg says this is no time to jettison logic.

People young and old are flocking to hear — and be changed by — winsome arguments for the Christian faith.

The presidential candidate crosses swords with Dr. Dobson over hermeneutics.

James Choung has found a way to tell the old, old story to a new generation.

Egalitarians should rely more on careful exegesis and less on political ideologies.

Complementarians need to recover a fully biblical view of women — and of handling theological disagreement.

Survey turns up atheists who believe in God, Orthodox who pray in tongues, and evangelicals who think many religions lead to eternal life.

I Once Was Lost has wisdom for those trying to reach young skeptics.

1000 conservative evangelicals gather in Jerusalem to reclaim Anglicanism. An interview with Sydney Archbishop Peter Jensen.

How a simple salutation points us toward a new society.

Recent research has changed the AIDS headlines, but that shouldn't matter to the church.

Tom Schreiner's New Testament Theology searches for Scripture's unifying themes.

Fighting for the resurrection.

Jay Smith confronts Muslim fundamentalists with fundamentalist fervor.