For Christians, Greta Gerwig’s latest film is an opportunity to reckon with the “fortunate fall.”

How Rabbit Room playwright A.S. Peterson adapted ‘The Hiding Place’ for a new generation.

Communal suffering has to be reckoned with. And so does God’s healing word.

At a moment of career disillusionment, a new book gave me a biblical perspective on the blessings and dangers of big tech.

Church life was booming in the 1950s. But where was the Spirit?

What nearly 20,000 people in 26 countries believe about God, Satan, and the supernatural.

The antidote to cultural Christianity on the Left and Right is true Anglicanism and Pentecostalism.

As Christians, our righteous anger at sin must never surpass our compassion for sinners.

Mark Noll surveys the effects of an “independence-first” approach to Scripture.

What Jesus’ death means for how I make sense of my culture’s traditional religious practices.

As a busy mom, I had to find new spiritual disciplines to connect with God.

Generative AI and the rise of “Bible GPTs” could radically shape our engagement with Scripture.

How God pursued me even when I was certain I’d already found truth.

“The Office” star offers a welcome critique of privatized faith. His other ideas are harder to swallow.

Like the TV show’s characters, Pelagius and Augustine wrestled with this core human question.

Rebekah Naylor, 79, is stepping down from International Mission Board.

My worries for my child’s physical health shouldn’t surpass my concern for his spiritual well-being.

Phrases like “rejoice in the Lord” and “to live is Christ” in Mandarin reveal the wisdom of Paul’s exhortations.

From desert mothers to modern scholars, the Middle East has long featured females leading from the margins—and sometimes near the center of patriarchal power.