Francis Schaeffer

Christians should encourage doubters’ questions. They should also discern what those questions might be seeking.

Old-school evangelical leaders once knew the value of “care” over “cure.”

One summer in a hippie commune soured me on the ’60s counterculture. God met me in my disillusionment.

My journey from a religion of self-salvation to a faith that takes sin seriously.

How a postwar evangelical movement to unite mind and heart spread to campuses across the country.

‘The Universe Next Door’ author used worldview as a tool for evangelical apologetics.

A 21st-century global movement sets the Word on fire with gospel preaching and powerful spiritual gifts.

Evangelicals shouldn’t forget his mission to make faith more ‘difficult.’

Two works on environmental care, 45 years apart, show what evangelicals and Catholics can agree on.

With the era of ‘Christian consensus’ coming to a close, we have a fresh opportunity to make the gospel appealing.