Town hall carnival, the state of the Republican Party, and the killing of Jordan Neely.

Christians who seek the wrong kingdom will dread the wrong apocalypse.

The former president’s potential arrest shows that character does matter.

Don’t let the Asbury revivals, American politics, or even the Enneagram turn you into a cynic.

The one-time theology student believed politics should have “heroic ambition,” and speeches should be written, on occasion, for the angels.

New study finds believers aged 18 to 25 more likely than peers or previous generations to get involved in civic engagement.

Prayed-for midterm “red wave” fails to materialize.

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.

As American evangelicals head to the polls, they disagree about the meaning of the contested phrase.

Michael Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, on the state of American politics, what’s at stake in the midterms, and the temptation to “ultimatize” our issues.