Responses to our December issue.

The Russian-American Christian University had a brief lifespan and a limited enrollment. But the school planted seeds that might flower in the future.

My journey from atheist dogma to Christian faith was paved with intellectual and spiritual surprises.

I'm only my truest self when I'm playing the role of disciple.

Compiled by Matt Reynolds.

Sometimes it appears in the pulpit, and sometimes it festers behind the scenes.

In over 200 interviews, sociologist Christian Smith and his colleagues discovered a striking degree of consensus on the fundamentals of bringing children to faith.

Without a mature understanding of God’s purpose for governments, we’ll default to the commonplace views of our culture.

The “strong gods” of old are knocking at the door. We ought to be wary of letting them inside.

When the authorities caught up with my financial shenanigans, I went on the run. But Christ caught up with me.

Did the teachings of Jesus launch a sweeping revolution in human consciousness? Maybe, but we need better evidence.

Literary device theory is gaining popularity among scholars. Philosopher Lydia McGrew doesn’t buy it.

How insights from genealogy can help change the terms of a contentious debate.

In the Lord’s economy, nothing is wasted—not even rotten fruit.

That God dwelt among us has profound implications for theology, art, and life.

A new book presents a range of arguments on the moral legitimacy of hunting.

A conversation with the editor of "His Testimonies, My Heritage."

The great scientist’s grand theories can take us to dizzying heights, but there are realms they cannot reach.

We read about waging a smarter war on porn, Richard Mouw wrestling with evangelicalism, and Why secular substitutes for religion will always leave us exhausted and unhappy.