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How History’s Revivals Teach Us to Pray
The case for communing with God in a daring and agonizing way.
David R. Thomas | February 20, 2018
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From Jonathan Edwards to Jerry Falwell
Pulitzer Prize–winner Frances FitzGerald looks at the long history behind evangelical political activism.
Interview by Heath W. Carter | June 21, 2017
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Charles Finney Was Not a Fan of Babies (or Dogs) in Church
The revival preacher had no patience for distractions. But was he right?
Ryan Hoselton | May 19, 2016
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When Altar Calls Don't Work
How many times did I need to get saved before truly loving God?
Jonathan R. Bailey | March 18, 2016
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Tough Love for the Black Church
Thabiti Anyabwile, a Reformed pastor in Washington, D.C., offers celebration, critique, and hope for revival.
Interview by John C. Richards Jr. | September 16, 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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The Inconceivable Start of African-American Christianity
Why slaves adopted their oppressor's religion—and transformed it.
Mark Galli | February 21, 2014
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How to Pray for Your City
The story behind the prayer movement that ignited in New York City.
Mac Pier | September 09, 2013
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Our Almost National Anthem
The 'Battle Hymn of the Republic' has marched its way through American history. But does it do justice to Jesus?
Allen C. Guelzo | July 03, 2013
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Don't Give Up on Post-Christian Places
Tim Keller shows how the seeds of gospel transformation can take root in rocky secular soil.
Interview by Chris Castaldo | January 04, 2013
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