We should seek their well-being—but also prepare for strong disagreement on what that entails.

We’ll never reach them with biblical truth without first understanding their experiences.

How a friend’s tragic death gave me a new perspective on hope.

On questions of race, religious liberty, and political power, the Baptist preacher should be our guiding light.

If we're created in the image of Perfect Truth, then we can't keep speaking with the forked tongue of the Serpent.

Refugees at the Canadian border, a father’s fervent hope for forgiveness, and school segregation in 21st century America.

Why a scriptural imagination is essential to the making and enjoying of art.

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove’s necessary rebuke on race rests on a sadly truncated gospel.

The simplest questions can open the door to amazing conversations.

Free-market ideas grew in a religious and moral soil. We need to replant them there.

Bruce Ashford models a refreshingly amiable approach. But perhaps he could have used a little more fire and brimstone.

There’s more to the singer’s faith than sunshine and blessings.

How American evangelicals became major players in the work of global charity.

Throughout American history, groups have given it different, often conflicting meanings. Can they all be right?

Scholar John Goldingay wants readers to rediscover the original feel of the Old Testament in his new translation.

The same Spirit that descended on the disciples at Pentecost empowers our devotion to God.

Brian Stanley’s global history makes connections and draws lessons that others are apt to miss.

How I found eternal life on death row.

A new book crawls into the lives of children at risk, enters their desperation, and accompanies them on their journey toward redemption.