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Biblical Hebrew uses similar names for “vanity” and the slain brother. That’s no accident.

David Bumgardner

Jake Meador challenges the church to rethink its attachment to the American way of life.

Timothy D. Padgett

Where do we find it? And more importantly, are we really prepared for what we’ll find?

Emily Belz

Aimee Byrd is correct that the book diagnoses flawed understandings of human sexuality, but her interpretative choices are open to question.

Sandra Glahn

We’re quick to affirm the Resurrection, but we often miss its full meaning.

Rhyne Putman

We’re called not only to attend them, but also to throw them ourselves.

Kyle Idleman

Just as Jesus’ baptism launched his public ministry, our own baptisms ordinate us to a life of humble obedience and costly service.

Kevin Adams

How urban apologetics contends against the distortions promoted by “Black Conscious” movements.

Eric Mason

Thirty Christian authors remember the struggles of their teenage years while sharing hard-won gospel wisdom with teens today.

Mike McGarry

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