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A new biography maps out the moral tensions that tormented his mind and tainted his legacy.

Thérèse of Lisieux teaches us to have childlike faith and stop protecting our vulnerabilities.

Biblical Hebrew uses similar names for “vanity” and the slain brother. That’s no accident.

A new biography captures the misunderstood faith of Huldrych Zwingli.

“Shy” creator drew stories of sin and salvation seen by millions.

Meet a new generation of authors picking up where Lewis and Tolkien left off.

As two recent books demonstrate, the answer is both—together. (And not only for singles.)

Where do we find it? And more importantly, are we really prepared for what we’ll find?

Sharp decline may be connected to drop in church attendance.

Aimee Byrd is correct that the book diagnoses flawed understandings of human sexuality, but her interpretative choices are open to question.

A house church pastor in China shares how the image of the sea of glass in Revelation 15 brings hope and encouragement to the suffering church.

A look at five updates to the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds.

God has set a feast for us in the world, and we shouldn’t feel guilty about savoring it.

Understood rightly, it offers the best hope of keeping pluralistic societies peaceful and free.

Sociologist George Yancey outlines an alternative to colorblindness and antiracism.

Jake Meador challenges the church to rethink its attachment to the American way of life.

Who, or what, are the Nephilim? We don’t know—and maybe we don’t need to.