Jen Pollock Michel traces the paradoxical shape of Christian truth.

You don’t have to understand a conflict to respond to it wisely.

How our emotions—even the unpleasant ones—point us back to a loving God.

Tutsi widows and orphans felt betrayed by the church during the genocide. Survivor Denise Uwimana made it her mission to help them heal.

When we don't confront sin, in others and in ourselves, we commit spiritual malpractice.

Aristotle taught that outrage can be a natural response, but Christ reminds us that it should be rare.

The Psalms show us how to faithfully protest to God.

You and I have a murder problem, even if we're 100-percent murder-free.

But as I poured out my anger on the world, Jesus was waiting to pour out his perfect love.

Every church has elephants in the narthex. Here are four ways to root them out.