The hope and anxiety inherent in Jesus' last passover feast

Caesar boasted of thousands of civilian deaths. Christianity is the reason we mourn even one.

Ash Wednesday breaks down our illusion of invincibility

Learning to have a quiet hope in the midst of heartache

Lent helps us see the trials of life in a new way

How rugged discipline prepares us for reward

Palm Sunday's message of the donkey, the lion, and the lamb

The grace to give when generosity seems absurd

How Judas's betrayal reveals the heart of misguided hope

A lesson from the Alistair Begg controversy.

Once broken and desperate, Jerika Ejercito—daughter of former Philippine president Estrada—now wants to help others find wholeness.

A revival spread in a small tribal village in 1973. Its impact is still being felt today.

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Even Gary Chapman clarifies it’s not about picking just one.

A year ago, I saw the cure for casual Christianity.

Believers are learning how to celebrate and evangelize amid Tsagaan Sar's Buddhism-infused rituals.

Angry Christians require angry songs—or better yet, angry psalms.

Learning about the land of Pharaoh helps us understand the people of Israel in their context.

Brian Zahnd’s meditation on cruciformity is theologically rich, but sometimes theologically risky.