Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove’s necessary rebuke on race rests on a sadly truncated gospel.

The simplest questions can open the door to amazing conversations.

Why Christians are called to inefficiency in an age of easy living.

Scripture reminds us that love—and loving communication—is patient.

When it takes more than one story to tell a story.

We’re rendering unto Caesar too much time and attention.

Three teens survived a rising river at a Bible camp in Comfort, Texas. Would their faith?

How Christian discipleship affects household income.

The “Ordinary Time” of summer invites us to give the extraordinary Good News.

Bruce Ashford models a refreshingly amiable approach. But perhaps he could have used a little more fire and brimstone.

I discovered the deepest joys of fatherhood in the mundane work of domestic life.

More and more evangelical women are pursuing higher education in theology. Here are a few you haven’t heard of yet.

There’s more to the singer’s faith than sunshine and blessings.

As we look to the future of women, the past offers a map.

German Christians debate whether conservative state’s new law honors or hijacks the core symbol of their faith.

Therapist Hermeisha Hopson offers a clinically informed, scripturally sound approach to treating #MeToo victims and other survivors.

Showing hospitality to strangers is an important biblical value. What about showing hospitality to God?

What my recent accident taught me about repentance.

The Greek word is common church lingo for fellowship and community.