The short-term outlook appears grim, says scholar Daniel Philpott, but there are grounds for hope.

Effective apologetics today requires a genuine missionary encounter.

How the story of Jesus’ triumphal entry—and my chronic pain diagnosis—helped me trade in false hopes for a truer picture of God.

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

“Purpose is not what we do but why we exist.”

Her extravagant gesture exemplifies utter devotion.

Why small talk and friendship are fundamental to faith formation.

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

As technology makes the world go faster, life’s little delays feel increasingly intolerable. Why we shouldn’t be in such a rush to get rid of them.

After three decades of Bible reading, I discovered something unexpected about the New Testament’s intended audience.

Modern technology influences young adults as they consider faith and church.

“The incarnation is the fullest expression of the empathy of God.”

Their unexpected ministry cuts across life stages.

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

Three trends that may indicate the beginning of kingdom breakthrough.

I wanted nothing to do with faith. That changed the night I tried to take my own life.

Three important trends regarding race and faith that must be considered as we try to lead evangelicalism through this era.

Five benefits of taking a year off before college.

We need to consider messages of truth and beauty, even when imperfect.