Tradition

The church calendar can help us address our frenzied pace of life.

Hamas punishes political enemies, the importance of rural hospitals, and how purity culture influences modern weddings.

I love liturgy, but it’s not a means to make better, cooler, more politically with-it Christians. It doesn’t even guarantee orthodoxy.

Rituals of death can remind us of America’s “new birth of freedom”—and our rebirth and renewal through Christ’s sacrifice.

How a 1,700-year-old document has the power to define not only the Christian faith but also the individual life of a practicing Christian. 

Evangelicals seeking permanence and rootedness are reclaiming the practice of singing out of books.

A new wave of designer ministries isn’t about attracting people to “big church.”

For those who met Christ elsewhere, Americanized Christianity can look a bit strange.

Use the dinner table like Jesus did.

Rediscovering the power of local Christian traditions