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.

As part of the family empire, I lived a life of luxury. Then doubts began to surface.

How Frederick Buechner changed the course of Russell Moore's life.

Why I embraced the Bible's sexual ethic before I understood it.

Pastor Todd Wilson wants to recover the deeper theological and moral meaning of being made male and female.

Karl Barth thought we needed to be reminded continually of the obvious, which to Barth was not so obvious.

To celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, the ‘Reforming Catholic Confession’ calls Protestants to unity.

How do we help children and teens contend with the big questions? An apologist offers her take.

But for many Christians, it may be a moot point.

New confession by high-profile theologians gives post-Reformation unity a URL.