In the farming community of Dirt Town Valley, family friends grapple with a difficult truth: One ancestor was enslaved by another.

Our ambition should take a back seat to our conscience.

For Amos, it depends on whether the God we worship demands justice.

The Duggar documentary shows how the fundamentalist movement got parenting and children wrong.

The prophet Habakkuk counsels us to trust in God’s promises despite our circumstances.

The Duggar documentary reminds Christians that we are the generation not of Joshua but of Jesus.

“She knew how to tell a story with power.”

Hospitality demands that some things be clear from the start.

Unless seminaries leave the ivory tower for local leaders in the public square. Like these ones have.

Not everything that’s a sin is a crime—let alone one punishable by death.

How did a name the Puritans made popular take off in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese immigrant circles?

Harrison Scott Key’s latest book gives a tragi-comic take on the Christian humility required to stay married.

Manifesting isn’t the answer. Consenting to holiness is.

Conservative and progressive Christians favor different approaches, and both have their place.

Interview with scholar of American Salafism finds commonalities—and potential for engagement—between the austere Islamic interpretive movement and the Christian community most wary of them.

The late pastor theologian gave strong counsel to me and so many others in ministry.

From Beirut to Barcelona, pastors reflect on his influence.

How Christians can differentiate suffering in a destructive relationship from acting self-sacrificially in a godly partnership.

The Spirit’s descent at Pentecost is a model for diverse and distributed leadership.