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David Foster Wallace Broke My Heart
Ten years after his suicide, I marvel at his genius but mourn the crushing burdens he carried.
Warren Cole Smith | September 12, 2018
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Jack Deere Went Through Hell to Come to Faith
The theologian’s memoir is refreshingly raw about the wounds he’s suffered—and the wounds he’s inflicted.
Lore Ferguson Wilbert | April 12, 2018
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Too Soon for Perry Noble's Second Chance at Church?
NewSpring says its founder, who was fired last year, still isn't qualified to pastor.
Kate Shellnutt | August 09, 2017
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Open Your Home to the Homeless, Even When It Makes You Uncomfortable
Welcoming the stranger carries real risks. But hospitality is a New Testament expectation.
Sarah Arthur | April 25, 2017
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Black Churches Matter: Research Ties Attendance to Positive Outcomes
African Americans who worship regularly are better able to handle racism and discrimination.
David Briggs | February 24, 2017
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How Celebrate Recovery Helped Evangelicals Open Up About Addiction
Over 25 years, the program has made churches a safer space for recovery.
Kate Shellnutt | August 12, 2016
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Where the White Working Class Went Wrong
J. D. Vance loves his 'hillbilly' tribe—yet hates what they’ve become.
Hannah Anderson | June 23, 2016
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A Toast to My Journey with Wine
Calling for a more moderate discussion about moderate drinking.
Addie Zierman, guest writer | March 17, 2016
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My Double Life as a Secret Addict
I was afraid of being found out, but then grace found me.
Helen Coronato | April 01, 2015
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A Sobering Mercy
The second time I surrendered to Christ, I was on a dirt road with no memory of how I had arrived there.
Lyle Dorsett | September 18, 2014
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