Why it matters that the Lord lets the sun rise on both the evil and on the good.

“Because of the faith we put in Jesus, we get to write a different story.”

The Broadway hit serves as a parable of the post-Christian West.

Some thoughts from a fellow Pauline scholar on Douglas Moo’s eagerly awaited, comprehensive study of the apostle’s letters.

As I start motherhood amid a pandemic, I’m trying to find God’s grace in the upheaval.

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.”