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An Indian missionary tells fellow Christians to stop complaining and follow their forefathers' example.

The Biola apologist says every pass, every point, every sideline prayer matters to God.

What one leading Israeli Arab evangelical thinks American Christians can do to promote Mideast peace.

Why doctors should not have the last word on life and death. An interview with Duke physician Raymond Barfield.

Private papers of Roe v. Wade justices reveal troubling procedural issues that one expert predicts will undermine the infamous ruling.

Mark Amstutz looks at their longstanding involvement with issues like global poverty, sex trafficking, and religious persecution.

Lawyer-activist Gary Haugen explains the ignored, brutal force that keeps the poor in their place.

Peter Greer, president/CEO of HOPE International, warns against do-gooderism that flaunts its goodness.

The author of the year’s most popular Advent devotional shares her family traditions.

How Bethany Jenkins's daily devotionals kickstart common-good Christianity in NYC.

How faith informs the award-winning work of Michael Luo.

We need to be more ruthless about ridding ourselves of surplus wealth.

It’s not that they owe more than they own, says Pamela Foohey. It’s a leadership failure.

Popular blogger Sarah Bessey says the arc of Scripture reveals a liberating vision for women.

The former Archbishop of Canterbury says his evangelical friends were fans in the 1960s. Now he's one too.

Producer Reed Arvin remembers the fearless, soulful musician whose music challenged and transcended Christian pop.