The undead can teach us a lot about ourselves, says a writer from SyFy’s new 'Z Nation.'

A Christian college president’s take on power, influence, and the habits of highly successful people.

J. R. Briggs sympathizes with church leaders who don't live up to expectations.

Matt Wilson never stopped wanting to make a movie about Christians. Just not a 'Christian' movie.

Chuck DeGroat reveals his strategy for spiritual health while ministering to difficult people.

The North Point pastor says the way we teach Scripture can undermine evangelism.

Journalist-author Naomi Schaefer Riley sorts out what will draw young adults back to the faith.

The director of 'Deliver Us From Evil'—and Marvel's pick for 'Dr. Strange'—talks about faith, evil, and why he makes horror movies.

Focus on the Family’s Jim Daly has an encouraging message for fathers: You’re not defined by your past.

Tim Keller says Christianity needs to make emotional sense before it can make rational sense.

When a verse or passage grabs your attention, don't be afraid to stop and ask why.

Sociologist Rodney Stark unearths why global religious hostility is on the rise.

Amid Baghdad’s daily carnage, 2014 Wilberforce Award winner models reconciliation to Muslims, Christians, and Jews.

Tim Muehlhoff discusses the art of civil, Christlike conversation.

Missiologist Dave Garrison documents global surge in Muslims leading Muslims to Christ. He calls it, “Unprecedented.”

Alan Jacobs explains why the nearly 500-year-old Anglican prayer book retains its influence, and why it should appeal even to (non-Anglican) evangelicals.

For the UK writer, Christianity must first make sense in the realm of lived experience.

Development economist William Easterly says too much aid undermines the rights of the poor.

One year after the suicide of her son, she shares her story of grief, mystery, and hope.