Katelyn Beaty’s critique of evangelical fame-worship is wise but overly tame.

Liberal Protestants built a global elite in the 20th century. Its fracturing holds a caution for evangelicals today.

The Dutch illustrator’s bold and simple work shaped “the biblical cosmos of images” for millions.

T. B. Maston’s views on integration were controversial at his seminary. Today, they deserve a fresh hearing.

Amazon’s “Rings of Power” series adds to what Tolkien termed the “Cauldron of Story,” where sub-creators mix up the stew of God’s creation.

His theories of conversion and competition shaped widely held views of church growth and decline.

Scientific data suggests that singing in community reshapes our physical selves and our corporate connections.

More and more, it’s causing broken relationships, burnout, and anxiety. But that doesn’t mean we’re called to “let go and let God.”

But the liberty at stake is moral and spiritual, not just intellectual.

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Isaiah 6 filled me with world-changing zeal. But I needed to reckon with the whole passage.

Sniping from the sidelines is easy. Building something better takes patience.

A new study gives Black evangelicals their due.

How a “low anthropology” pushes back on perfectionistic assumptions about human nature.

I was a narcotics officer on the brink of suicide when God began his mighty healing work.

For a clearer picture of this mysterious book, try trading a prediction lens for a missional lens.

Roger Olson sympathizes with liberal leavers, but he draws the line at liberal theology.

Hip hop artists Lil Mike and Funny Bone got their start performing at churches. Now they’re acting on FX’s critically acclaimed television series.

Frederick Buechner diffused the power of disbelief and brought hope to wandering hearts.