Left to Their Own Devices
The House still needs a speaker, parents watch their kids’ phones, and religion makes us healthy.
Power Is a Heckuva Drug
IHOP’s Mike Bickle faces abuse charges, Bobby Knight dies, and Mike Pence bows out.
Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner
Disregard for our neighbor leaves Christians a people living in darkness, in desperate need of light.
Criminal or Not, Trump’s Case Is a Moral Test for Christians
The former president’s potential arrest shows that character does matter.
Died: Superstar Billy Graham, Teenage Evangelist Who Became a Wrestling Legend
In the ring and life, Wayne Coleman was a “heel” who wanted to be a “babyface.”
Look Who’s Talking
Notes from readers and staff about our March issue.
What’s Wrong with Winsomeness?
The fruit of the Spirit still apply in a hostile culture.
Cuando las iglesias se convierten en mafias
El reporte reciente de abusos de la SBC muestra que las iglesias a menudo priorizan la unidad tribal y su propia seguridad sobre la verdad.
When Churches Become Mafias
The recent SBC abuse report shows that churches often prioritize tribal unity and safety over “divisive” truth.
The Witness of the Black Church Rings Through NBA History
Over 75 years of the professional league—and for decades before—Black Christians brought a social conscience to basketball.