Too often, our (mis)understanding of the Good News devalues a vital, life-shaping, world-changing relationship with God himself.

Our view of gender roles and relations should begin with Christ’s pattern of humility.

In Christ, we can handle even the toughest conversations without speaking past one another.

A sociologist explores some of the factors driving them away, but her “accrued resentments” get in the way of a fair picture.

Stripping historical traditions from their theological context is trendy but problematic.

In the Book of Samuel, three key voices say he’s the guilty one, not her.

Christians have served well as our society fell apart amid economic crisis. But we still have work to do.

As his widow, I live with grief every day. But I also live in the Good Shepherd’s grip.

America’s young men are disaffected and lonely. But lack of manliness is not the problem.

Unlike many American counterparts, evangelical institutions in Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine enjoy an influx of students as they serve beyond their ivory towers.

Richard Mouw reflects on the moral and spiritual work of loving your country.

Early pro-life advocates said “no” to abortion and “yes” to social safety nets for mothers. But most of today’s movement has lost that approach.

Paul Miller’s critique of political idolatry is persuasive. His defense of patriotic civil religion, less so.

Supporting unborn children requires more than government, but not less.

How Fulton J. Sheen and Walter A. Maier unlocked the evangelistic power of the airwaves.

We aren’t all equally afraid of the same things. But Scripture’s wisdom can apply to all of us.

Faithful responses to the Supreme Court decision should involve new care practices.

I bounced from home to home before finding the Father my heart yearned for.

A theologian (and amateur musician) explores the connection between them.