Chosen by Caryn Rivadeneira, author of “Saints of Feather and Fang: How the Animals We Love and Fear Connect Us to God.”

They were developed in their historical contexts. What does that mean for today?

Like a burial garment, life and death are interwoven.

How churches survive “spiritual gentrification.”

Fifteen minutes of Bible reading may not turn every day around, but it’ll yield fruit at the right time.

Discipled living demands not only right belief and right action but also right passions.

Pastors weigh in on the critical formulation of the sacrament.

“How much longer, Lord?” and “God, break the bones of my enemy” now equal hallelujahs as leaders ask for advocacy and assistance, lamenting the silence by Russian Christians.

Ukraine’s history has been marked by tragedy and bravery. What can we learn and how can we pray?

It’s time to fight our technology addictions.

Concentrated lately in the impoverished and jihadist-plagued Sahel, military overthrows disturb democratic development. Do they equally disturb believers?

Local Christian leaders invite readers to share in their ministries, Bible meditations, and personal struggles amid Russia’s invasion.

European evangelical leaders discuss how membership in the body of Christ should guide believers when their nations are at war.

In our effort to honor all of Scripture, let’s not forget that Jesus is at the heart of it.

As both a writer and a scholar, his work hearkened back to a “slow, contemplative, symphonic world.”

Christian tradition diverges on the nature and meaning of the Lord’s Supper.

Putin’s war on Ukraine has thrown the world into economic crisis. How should Christians lament the financial fallout?

The imprecatory psalms give us permission to push boldly against evil.

The Bible in a Year and The Bible Recap started 2022 as the most popular podcasts and have held onto listeners verse by verse.