As leaders, how do we avoid the faults of online life without shirking our public responsibility?

Liberation from injustice starts with obedience to God and his moral order.

Scripture says that might be a good thing.

Jesus’ tears counter the narrative that “men don’t cry.”

A debate over “untethered empathy” underscores how departing leaders, including John Piper’s successor, approached hot-button issues like race and abuse.

What recent scandals teach us about “betrayal blindness” in both church and parachurch settings.

As the world debates the US withdrawal, 15 leaders reflect on how they are applying their faith to understand how to best advocate for justice in the aftermath.

The actress says her Baptist background helped her portray Aretha Franklin in ‘Respect.’

How do Jesus’ commands apply when we are remote witnesses, not in-person victims?

The band reflects on 20 years of wrestling with spirituality and faith and making music.

Our divisions are markedly political, and they echo religious controversies of the past.

Shawn Smucker’s latest novel explores the burden of unresolved regret and the healing power of sacrificial love.

Conversations about equality often lack goodwill. Part of the problem is a newfound fear of common grace.

A tribute to the late author of “The Book of the Dun Cow,” “Jesus: A Novel,” and “Water, Come Down!”

Olympic dreams inspire countless millions to pursue goals they’ll never achieve. Here’s why that’s a good thing.

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A theologian considers the fate of the unevangelized and the “pseudoevangelized.”

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Despite the lingering stereotypes, the Monterrey-based singer and minister set out to prove contemporary worship services can hold to the authority of Scripture.