Secularism
You Can’t Reach Nonbelievers with ‘Passive Congeniality’Two experts on intercultural evangelism explore the challenge of sharing Christ in a climate of growing indifference.
1 in 10 Non-Church Members Still Show Up Every SundayNew research shows that Americans’ religiosity increasingly doesn’t line up with whether they officially belong to a congregation.
Trusting God with Your Illness Is No Prescription for PassivityEarly Americans bore energetic witness to bodily suffering. What can their example teach believers today?español
Church History Is a Beautiful Melody Imperfectly PerformedHow the message of Christ resonated through the centuries, even at moments when his followers failed to keep the tune.español
The American Church Is a Mess. But I’m Still Hopeful.Attrition rates and leadership failures are only one part of the story.español
For Cosmopolitan Christians, Secular Approval Is a Common TemptationElite believers often sound more like disciples of Jacques Derrida than Jesus Christ. That needs to change.Português
From Monks and Bells to Apps and NotificationsThe church used to keep the tempo of life. Now Silicon Valley is pushing the pace—and pulling the church along with it.
In a Post-Christian Culture, There’s No Good Way Around Being the ‘Baddies’If we have to wear the villain label, we can at least wear it with calmness, confidence, and joy.
Christian Parents: You Don’t Have to Protect Your Children from Divergent OpinionsIf what we teach them is true, it will stand up to scrutiny.Français
A Christian Approach to Social Justice Is Slow, Careful, and Self-ReflectiveThaddeus Williams asks good questions about contemporary zeal for change. But there are questions to ask of his critique as well.
loading more
