We’re called not only to attend them, but also to throw them ourselves.

Just as Jesus’ baptism launched his public ministry, our own baptisms ordinate us to a life of humble obedience and costly service.

How models from literature guide us toward the good.

The ideas of a Scottish skeptic explain why some Westerners struggle to embrace signs and wonders.

A meditation on the line between good and evil that runs through each person.

How an old prayer and a newborn baby changed my perspective on angels.

Percy Shelley’s 19th-century attacks on marriage, monogamy, and Christianity foreshadowed progressive attitudes today.

How urban apologetics contends against the distortions promoted by “Black Conscious” movements.

Too often, our practices of intercession are thin to nonexistent. The Reformed tradition shows us how to revive them.

Ignore the exhortations to just “Stop it,” and lean on God’s unshakeable promises.

An excerpt from the best-selling author’s memoir, “Where the Light Fell.”

When we look closely at how Jesus’ prayer life is depicted in Luke, we discover how essential prayer is for us.

Su último libro, aunque con fundamento en la tradición reformada, busca dar respuesta a las preguntas del siglo XXI.

Saya baru menjadi diri saya yang sebenarnya ketika saya berperan sebagai murid.

Those distractions aren’t failures of focus, but opportunities to trust God with the deepest truths of our hearts.

Four reasons Christianity offers unparalleled confidence that history is headed somewhere good.

Jesus went without water so we could drink eternally from the fountain of God’s grace.

Take it from the “secret disciples” who buried Jesus: Sometimes it’s prudent to stay mum about your faith.

My pride was blinding me to an important truth: that healthy relationships revolve around mutuality, not one-sided generosity.