Caribbean Christians grapple with God’s role in a devastating hurricane season.

Micah’s most beloved verse is more than a spiritual to-do list.

It’s easy to ignore the painful, messy, universal experience of birth that Jesus was referring to.

Creating a safer world for women means talking about our vulnerability.

What beaming a proton to space has to do with salvation.

The threat of disaster forces me to reckon with salvation—mine and others.

Lausanne and BAM Global respond to Ron Sider.

Both science and Scripture invite us to share our suffering.

Why many align theologically with the movement but feel left out culturally.

Both traditions can appreciate Luther’s famous dictum as a recovery, not a discovery.

My hope shouldn’t lie in survival skills and stockpiles.

The unique process of learning to suffer well online.

Gregory Coles says the church should offer “breathing room” for gay Christians, like himself, who want to pursue sexual holiness.

After a mass shooting, we can find solace in an art form steeped in Scripture.

Survey also finds one-third of victims were attending church before their death, but few pastors knew of their struggle.

What would it look like if higher education were grounded in the worship, love, and study of God?

Eulogy at Houston memorial service honors “abnormally born” 34-year-old apologist.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our October issue).

How Hispanic evangelicals hope to become Israel’s best friends.