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The next wave of the evangelical adoption movement will rely on the church's support.

The transgender bathroom directive is the latest sign that we shouldn't have given him a pass.

"X-Men: Apocalypse" is probably more religious than even its director realizes.

What I’ve learned as a working mother about the limits of time management.

The star of the History Channel's "Roots" talks about his faith, his strange route toward his iconic role, and what he learned from playing Kunta Kinte.

How a church and a film festival are spanning the sacred-secular chasm.

What lures Christians to cheat?

I mocked the coloring book trend, until I discovered it for myself.

Those Dixie cups won't fill themselves with Cheerios on their own, you know.

The HBO show draws us in with deeper questions about power and morals.

Is the O.J. Simpson trial really worth another 18 hours of TV? It sure is - now more than ever.

Introducing your new must-read cheat sheet.

How I learned to see my unbelieving husband through God’s eyes.

The revival preacher had no patience for distractions. But was he right?

Why being disappointed by your church may actually be a good thing.

A parent's lesson from where providence meets the American dream.

Tom Lin’s appointment is the second significant position in mission leadership gained by Asian Americans this spring.

Grace, like brownies, seems never-ending here.

Why we shouldn’t be turned off by healthy touch.

How to keep your relationship strong through the struggles of child-rearing

An interview with the legendary British filmmaker, whose movies exude a deep sense of spiritual longing.

An excerpt from 'How to Survive the Apocalypse.'

'It’s the world got in'

Allegations against Mercy Multiplied reveal the range of faith-based approaches to mental health.

"Crash," "Birdman," and "Three Colors" hint at an invisible interconnected reality made possible by the presence of the Spirit.

Congressman Diane Black's experience and faith motivates her to advocate for change.

Sociologist Kathryn Edin talks about what she learned from spending time with families that live on less than the price of a gallon of milk.

Caring what other people think isn’t the same as being kind.

A look back at a major turning point in the 200-year history of the storied organization.

What I learned from Bible students in Rwanda.

We needn't be afraid about the future of our congregations.

Public conversations about freedom are important, nuanced, difficult things that demand art.

(UPDATED) After Bangladesh MKs speak out, ABWE releases final report on past problems and future protections.

Drop that guitbox, broheim.

Christine Caine: Hurt people hurt people, but helped people help people.

Minimalism was meant to help our finances. Here’s how it helped our faith.

Beauty is worth my 20-minute commute.

Stories and advice from our interviews with moms.

How one of America's most Christian candidates became the most offensive.

Because nothing says "spiritual health" like a smorgasbord of service.

Childbirth illustrates the life-giving sacrifice of body, mind, and soul that applies to us all.

Housekeeper Dave Collins finds purpose in treating hotel guests like friends.

Why it's time for Mother's Day to retreat from the extremes.

The gospel taught me that forgiveness is not a pardon.

God and women's freedom are tied up together in Beyoncé's 'Lemonade.'

There's a big difference between being a guest in a largely white organization and being able to "move the furniture."

Comparing your husband to others may be killing your relationship.

Futures depend on it.