The writer’s new memoir sheds light on an upbringing steeped in bigotry and a lifetime of “useful” pain.

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

How the son of a Hindu priest gradually made his peace with the “unfairness” of the Cross.

Why the “rhetoric of rising” is incompatible with Christian views of grace and the common good.

During a time of political divisions, the popular author urges fellow believers to “remember why we are here.”

For those who choose to listen, there is a godly grief that leads to repentance.

The Bible’s diverse narratives help us disciple those entrusted to our care.

Accountability begins with right theology.

This Lent presses us to confront the sins of supremacy, celebrity, and other abuses of grace.

Theologian John Barclay distills and updates his game-changing study of God’s “incongruous” grace in Christ.