The life the Bible offers is not one that is safe from the tragedies of the world, but one in which God suffers with us and accompanies us through our hardships.

Then a strange dream, an old friend, and a disturbing psalm woke me up to reality.

Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

What would it look like if higher education were grounded in the worship, love, and study of God?

The academy has lost its pluralism. Here’s how the church can help find it.

Pro-life minority faces major challenge in ‘most godless country’ in Europe.

His sympathetic treatment of faith made him a rock star among Christ-following academics.

(UPDATED) His work 'made all the theologians just want to be sociologists when they grew up.'

As Americans debate the Benedict Option, anti-Christian fervor in Australia has convinced me that we need a more disruptive strategy.

Mark Sayers asks us to look to the Bible’s steadying influence in an era of cultural turmoil.