What if there's a hidden human cost to our entertainment?

A Christian movement characterized by multi-level marketing, Pentecostal signs and wonders, and post-millennial optimism.

No less than Jesus in the wilderness, we need every word that comes from the mouth of God.

On the anniversary of her accident, Joni Eareckson Tada reflects on God’s faithfulness.

The seminarian who taught and inspired decades of expositors ‘goes home to God.’

An apologist argues that beauty and imagination are key to faith formation.

(UPDATED) In retraction, popular author affirms 'a biblical view of everything'—including marriage.

Why theological indifference is worse than progressivism.

Let's show mercy to those who 'misinterpret' Jeremiah 29:11 and other favorite verses.

His sympathetic treatment of faith made him a rock star among Christ-following academics.

(UPDATED) His work 'made all the theologians just want to be sociologists when they grew up.'

Court order gives 100-plus Chaldeans two weeks to make their case.

In my young-adult struggle with sexual identity, both legalistic condemnation and progressive license left me floundering.

Gerald McDermott challenges simplistic thinking about Israel’s past, present, and future.

Jesus’ transformation on the mountain might have more to do with us than we think.

We don't have to always be doing something useful.

A new focus on the family is changing how Christians care for abandoned and neglected children.

How the makers (and watchers) of movies are engaged in a kind of prayer.