An excerpt from 'True Paradox: How Christianity Makes Sense of Our Complex World'

Reformed theology is more irenic and diverse than you think, says theologian Oliver Crisp.

Does it matter that the Good Book is printed where many Christians lack one?

Former Harvard astronomer Owen Gingerich challenges the notion that religion and science inhabit separate spheres.

For moms, dads, single parents, and married ones.

Richard Foster's son gets acquainted with the spiritual disciplines.

What to do when your two-year old convicts you. An excerpt from my new book, Small Talk.

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Grown-up readers find a necessary reminder of our brokenness and vulnerability.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds

Michael Horton's message to restless believers: Stay put, and build the church.

A spiritual personality test, the Enneagram takes an honest look at our weaknesses.

Don’t let the topic fool you. ‘Enough’ is full of substance and wisdom.

Peter Enns makes the case that Scripture doesn't tell us everything. So does it tell us anything?

Change depends upon women and men working together to transform the social structures of work and family life.

Theologian Gary Anderson shows how acts of charity embody faith in the goodness of God and his creation.

Books to help you stay informed about the national debates surrounding character education, knowledge, and grittiness.

Eugene Cho wonders whether we're willing to go beyond paying lip service to social change.