Chosen by Gina Zurlo, author of “Global Christianity: A Guide to the World’s Largest Religion from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.”

The law recently advanced by the US Senate doesn’t deny religious liberty to those who support traditional unions.

Cynicism and cruelty are even worse than division.

The social media platform has birthed key movements and conversations. Here’s what I’ll miss if it dies or changes form.

Daily devotional readings for Advent 2022.

The Reformers believed in burning heretics. Making sense of that grave mistake means looking first at ourselves.

The new Emmett Till film tells a story of racial apathy that still haunts the church today.

But how should Christians be engaging it?

When we see civic engagement as a limited strategy rather than a source of moral identity, we’re better equipped to reach across the partisan aisle.

Our hearts and souls can’t fulfill the Great Commandment without our minds.

We don’t demonstrate such exclusionary self-focus in other ministry spheres. Opening our aperture is biblical and aids our advocacy.

Grief and God have been part of U2’s story from the start.

Some evangelicals are endorsing political violence. It needs to stop.

We can protect our deepest convictions without closing ourselves off.

But use it to praise God’s goodness, not a romanticized past.

When our Halloween celebrations domesticate evil, we often miss a chance to see true darkness through the light of Christ.

A New Testament “scholar on fire,” he believed Scripture was an encounter with God.

The editor of “Voices of Lament” on how public injustice demands public sorrow.

Syriac-Aramean Christians, fewer in number than similarly suffering Armenians, assert their Ottoman-era plight deserves separate recognition.