Christians have every reason to reduce light pollution.

The history of American Bible interpretation can give us some answers.

When we cut out creative processes, we diminish what gives art its true value.

Jude has strong words for immorality in the church. Yet he advocates for mercy for those who doubt.

More than a million unused IVF embryos are in cryostorage. Are they the next pro-life frontier?

The Church of Christ school is working with the US government to build an experimental reactor.

The bell-ringing campaign sees 20 percent decline in giving.

Some see the holiday as the perfect time for outreach to North Korean defectors. Others aren’t so sure.

A decade later, I became a Christian.

Chosen by Karen Barnett, author of “When Stone Wings Fly” and the Vintage National Parks novels.

Chosen by Emily Bennett, editor of “Before You Go: Wisdom from 10 Women Who Served Internationally.”

Treating her as a static figure obscures a lifetime of gospel witness.

Even our angriest accusations are preferable to indifference.

Can it speak to evangelicals outside high-status professions?

We look, with yearning and joy, toward that long-awaited dawn.

How the shepherds upended Egyptian power.

And other brief news stories from Christians around the world.

From a dump in Egypt to a criminal case in Oxford to a seminary in Texas, this fragmentary record of faith traveled a strange path.

Deep darkness only magnifies what it is to gaze upon the Light of the World.