The author of 'Uncle Tom’s Cabin' wasn't always the stodgy conservative of popular imagination.

What my season of loneliness taught me about my identity in Christ

Some hidden motives of tipping and paying it forward.

What to do with an ox, according to the Bible, in a handy flowchart.

Gordon T. Smith describes how fallen sinners are made holy.

Addie Zierman was a high-school prayer warrior who drifted away from the church. Her memoir describes an uncertain return.

Is it time to rewrite Old Testament chronologies?

Conversations with my five-year old about the Olympics, the inner-city, and the “Silver War”

That’s okay, experts say. Biblical comprehension is more important than completing prescribed reading plans.

Despite the latest study of bones, evidence indicates the iconic desert animals do belong in Genesis.

What to expect from this blog in the weeks and months to come...

The author of three books and longtime Her.meneutics contributor talks about her hopes for the site.

The cranky, severe, Old Testament God isn’t an opening act.

Three kids plus a not-so-crafty Mom plus 50 classmates equals a lot of work, and a little lesson about love.

(and maybe even enjoy it)

They say labor makes women feel empowered. So why do I feel so broken and weak?

What my pregnant and postpartum body taught me about womanhood.

Happy Birthday Marilee, and thank you for the reminder that life is a gift.

The tortured Tom Branson of Downton Abbey—model of holiness.