Very often, people behind bars already have a relationship with God.

A Christian college president defends institutional life—even the meetings!—as a high calling.

A think-tank leader and former presidential aide shares his debt of gratitude to the people of Madison Park, Alabama.

And how the church can help nurture their desire to integrate spirituality and social justice in fresh ways.

Former gymnast Rachael Denhollander spent years discovering God’s perspective on sexual abuse. Then her advocacy for survivors cost her her church.

“It’s possible for a church with deep resources for doing good to get co-opted by nationalism. I don’t want that to happen now.”

Isaac Wardell’s latest collaborative project, The Porter’s Gate, marks a change from Bifrost Arts.

Melba Beals describes how faith helped her flourish amid many trials.

Renowned designer Dana Tanamachi brings modern illustrations to the ancient text.

Over the next five years, each Dallas-area location gets a Village of its own.

How theology sheds new light on the purposes of architecture.

And how their choice of Trump has affected the church since last year’s election.

Why a juvenile justice advocate builds relationships with Chicago’s most vulnerable young men.

The academy has lost its pluralism. Here’s how the church can help find it.

Pastor Todd Wilson wants to recover the deeper theological and moral meaning of being made male and female.

The story behind a new, multiethnic journalistic enterprise.

How Rwandan genocide survivor Immaculee Ilibagiza found forgiveness.

Why congregational worship is a feast we prepare all week long.

A Christian movement characterized by multi-level marketing, Pentecostal signs and wonders, and post-millennial optimism.