Here’s how it changed me.

A mistaken raid by Chicago cops sent me on a long path toward redemption.

After being sued for religious discrimination, the health care provider who rescinded her job offer agreed to provide back pay and damages.

As we await full justice with Christ’s return, a guilty verdict only partly satisfies.

Jemar Tisby examines the harsh reality of the American church’s involvement with racism.

Liberation from injustice starts with obedience to God and his moral order.

Conversations about equality often lack goodwill. Part of the problem is a newfound fear of common grace.

In the conflict over racial issues, “just preach the gospel” misses the gospel.

While a baker from the same state won his challenge, court upholds Colorado anti-discrimination requirements for the owner of a creative agency.

Updated: Evangelist celebrates “important movement for religious freedom in the UK.”