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

A graphical look at Pew's research on the lives of highly religious Americans.

Only some believers are ordained. But all are priests.

Does it matter that Twitter bots circulate vastly more Bible verses than real pastors?

Victor Lee Austin was living a Song of Songs life. Then he learned what it’s like to become Job.

The author and activist puts a human face on the capital punishment debate.

I had no untapped, unanswered yearnings. All was well in the state of Denmark. And then it wasn’t.

Why we needn’t fear the worst-case scenario.

When it comes to 'boyfriend' language, we draw the right conclusion for the wrong reasons.

How I learned to see my unbelieving husband through God’s eyes.

Why being disappointed by your church may actually be a good thing.

A parent's lesson from where providence meets the American dream.

An excerpt from 'How to Survive the Apocalypse.'

What I learned from Bible students in Rwanda.

Minimalism was meant to help our finances. Here’s how it helped our faith.

Stories and advice from our interviews with moms.

Housekeeper Dave Collins finds purpose in treating hotel guests like friends.

Reactions to her message to LGBT people highlight how confused we are about love and repentance.

When the storms hit and life gets real, he still proves faithful.