My caution to those who “stand for truth” by calling down “fire from heaven” upon its enemies.

The deaths of Tanzania’s John Magufuli, announced today, and Burundi’s Pierre Nkurunziza last summer feed discussion over God’s approach to corporate sin and repentance.

As gender fluidity grows more accepted in wider culture, most Protestant pastors remain traditional.

Jacob’s Ladder challenges special education norms thanks to Amy O’Dell's relentless belief in her son.

Scripture and sermon can hardly compete with the charms (‘prelest’) of cable news and Twitter.

Tates Creek Presbyterian won praise for its transparent investigation. Then it had to do it again.

Much more was at stake than a criminal’s fate or a crowd’s preference.

Chosen by A. J. Swoboda, author of “After Doubt: How to Question Your Faith without Losing It.”

Preston Sprinkle gives guidance on thinking biblically and listening in love.

When God seems invisible, he may just be moving faster than we can see.

Vaccines feel like a miracle. How much more the real miracle of eternal life?

To detractors, Ravi Zacharias’s fall means the end of a movement. But his demise reminds us to deepen our core commitments to gospel work.

In the push for prison reform, Christians can stand against penalties that disproportionately affect minorities.

Commitment to accuracy and inerrancy carried him through controversy.

This Lent to forget will make us remember where our first loves reside.

12 evangelical leaders on what they’ll remember most about the mass evangelist.

Re-entry into the world post-loss is a devastating process as grief shapes our identity in a myriad of ways.

Meet the woman who mentored the leaders and fostered the institutions that fueled its 20th-century transformation.

Decision ends a 35-year-old government ban on the usage of four Arabic words by Christian publications.