We tend to emphasize his beyond-ness over his nearness. Why that’s a mistake.

What Beverly Cleary taught me about childhood worries.

A neurosurgeon discovers hope and healing in the face of a terminal diagnosis.

A group of 18th-century Scottish churchmen fought bitterly over the right teaching. How we can we avoid veering toward their extremes?

A Jewish philosopher’s perspective on how God delivers his people from radical evil.

An excerpt from 'You Are What You Love.'

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

His latest book makes Scripture's case for itself.

What we really need, says Kevin Seamus Hasson, is a different understanding of the ‘God’ our nation is under.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds.

Speaker was one of Focus on the Family's favorite experts on marriage and relationships.

Even in the pages of C. S. Lewis, the best is yet to come.

Why we shouldn’t seek an airtight explanation for the problem of evil.

The believer's call is never to certainty, but to faith.

Why rest is at the center of God's design.

A Christian therapist shares lessons from 25 years of counseling survivors.

Mark Sayers recommends readings that help the church look less like the surrounding culture.

The activist converted me and my husband to a radical, simple Christian obedience. Why didn't our friends and family follow suit?