Lebanese evangelicals—like believers worldwide—often approach elections torn between hope and despair. But with a major vote looming, do they have a biblical mandate to participate?

Christian solidarity doesn’t derive from civil religion, but from the church’s role in redemptive history amid world history.

Like the prophet Jeremiah, a biblical lament for abortion is neither apathetic nor triumphant.

After Roe v. Wade is overturned, we must find new ways to turn our mourning into action.

Christian cultural influence only lasts when it’s backed up by the moral credibility of the church.

Our faith encourages us to give unto others the same sense of belonging we have received.

As two recent books demonstrate, the answer is both—together. (And not only for singles.)

Scripture attests that the contributions of motherhood to our society extend far beyond the home.

The Scriptures are full of stories spotlighting the vital role of motherhood in God’s mission.

How the conviction to honor my aging parents convinced me to move home.

As Christians, we must not let political allies selectively dictate who our neighbors are.

Alarmist thinking is toxic in politics and at odds with Christian hope.

Q&A with Reasons to Believe astrophysicist Jeff Zweerink on collapsing stars, quantum gravity, why physics isn’t finished, and what that tells us about our creator.

Christians throughout the ages face exile—but not in the way we often think of it.

Stories like the Good Samaritan foster an awareness of others that cures our near-sightedness.

Torn between “pro-Putin” and “pro-prayer,” only a minority have spoken out publicly against the invasion. Ukrainian seminary leaders call for repentance.

False unity resolves division, but real unity involves holding diversity in tension.

During my youth, I played the polemicist. Here’s what I learned about true righteousness.

But the church will live under occupation until the return of our King.