After the death of my twins, I had to rethink what it means to be fearfully and wonderfully made.

N. D. Wilson paints a portrait of living joyfully underneath the horizon of mortality.

Once a year, I allow myself to worry about a recurrence of breast cancer.

Why do we often squirm at the announcement of God's love?

Spiritual heroism gets rooted in love and mercy.

Across the country, congregations are whipping members into shape with highly marketed, faith-based health programs. What's right—and troubling—about the trend.

Are we really as “biblical” as we think we are?

A work-from-home parent during summer vacation.

An interview with Los Angeles's Jason Leith about his new installation that features portraits of the homeless.

Singing is a forgotten—but essential—spiritual discipline.

Like St. John of the Cross, we wait expectantly in the darkness.

Gloria Furman’s call to find joy at home, through the gospel.

Why we can enthusiastically join arms with the Catholic leader.

Finding God between the lines of literature.

(UPDATED) SBC advisors find "challenging but not insurmountable points of tension" in soteriology struggle.

Sammy Rhodes's @prodigalsam is self-deprecating, observant—and hilarious.

How God woke me up in a dream.

What Shai Linne's takedown of Joyce Meyers suggests about Reformed rap.

Hint: It's not homosexuality, says the first non-Dutch president in over 60 years.