Unmarried Christians can live as signposts of the new creation.

Don’t ignore their ordering in Paul’s passage on the fruit of the Spirit.

Christians must deny the urge to posture, which comes from a place of insecurity.

During Songkran, Christians find parallels in honoring their elders but point to the living water.

In these hurried times, Christians are called to a steady journey of faith.

Scripture offers a deeper analysis of modern society than modern society could give itself.

When it comes to the community’s response to trauma and anxiety, Daniel D. Lee calls for a closer look at the dynamics of racism and the migrant experience.

Popular portrayals of the God-Man can draw admiring crowds, but they can’t create imitating disciples.

But our community also feels covered by the shadow of God’s presence.

As the world reels from yet another school shooting, we can find a refuge in the Bible on canvas.

The dawning of a new kingdom heralds hope for reconciliation and relief from oppression.

Christian parents need to be prepared, more than ever, to discuss this difficult topic with our children.

We owe to Scripture something we don’t owe any other book: our obedience.

Don’t diminish Jesus’ ministry in your celebration of his work on the cross.

The real-life impact of believing the law of cause and effect.

For his entry into Jerusalem, Jesus picked a symbol of lowliness rather than military might.

Shootings have become normal to the American public. But as Christians, we know better.

In Lent, we realign our identity in Christ and recover our sense of being loved into existence by our Creator.

In the face of tragedy, Christ welcomes our confusion and anger.