Focus on the Family’s Jim Daly has an encouraging message for fathers: You’re not defined by your past.

An interview with Karen Halvorsen Schreck about her new novel, Sing For Me.

The financial industry’s amoral culture plunges young strivers into a spiritual abyss. Kevin Roose sounds a moral alarm.

A new biography highlights both their virtues and their flaws.

Matthew Vines rehashes older arguments for a modern audience. But those arguments still don’t square with Scripture.

A guest post by Randy Lewis about Walgreen's new initiative to employ people with disabilities

Among other things, great books help us love our neighbor

Tim Keller says Christianity needs to make emotional sense before it can make rational sense.

Peter Leithart explores the history of a virtue with revolutionary social potential.

Stephen Webb asks whether Latter-day theology sheds new light on familiar beliefs.

How his focus on Christlike transformation can enrich evangelical faith.

Meet Henry Gerecke, the American chaplain who embodied Christ’s mission to seek the lost, no matter how loathsome.

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Justin and Lindsey Holcomb offer the hope of grace to victims of abuse.

He may not be cruel and capricious. But don't pretend he isn't dangerous.

What can we learn about our Savior—and ourselves—from biblical figures who “got him wrong”?

Reading is in decline among adolescents. Parents can help.

Member employees can't work on 'unbiblical material, regardless of the label.'

How did a young man with no apparent power become a hero of the faith? A new biography explains.