Unpacking—and living—what the Bible really says

7 things your kids need to know about money

Fight for freedom of association could have eliminated collective bargaining.

The former Hillsong leader talks about the industry 20 years after ‘Shout to the Lord’

How the tech giant came to share a defense with Hobby Lobby and Little Sisters of the Poor.

Are we brave enough to see our real selves in these fictional examples?

What hitting the running trail taught me about the Christian life.

From King George to Aaron Burr, the hit musical's biblical literacy makes its story and characters even richer.

Humiliation leads to the Cross.

Technology has made spreading Scripture faster and cheaper, but not safer.

Daryl Davis has a startling method for converting racists: he befriends them.

Things change, especially our notions of what is acceptable behavior in a civilized society.

Our contribution toward making the Internet a less noisy place.

After welcoming our new daughter, I saw my sin more clearly than ever before.

You won’t see a more hamfisted, muddled movie about Christ’s crucifixion (and superheroes) than “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.”

Reform leader offers one Jewish perspective on New Testament tradition.

How the Christian singer and her Chicago Cubs husband keep faith and family first.

Our new web series on work shows beautiful orthodoxy in action.

Why the passion of Jesus Christ doesn't need to be contextualized.

How do upwardly mobile Christians follow a downwardly mobile God?

The numbers tell a different story than the headlines.

I discovered the flip side of being special: being alone.

Our theology offers a humble counterbalance to the high-tech push for progress.

Why it's significant that Rabbi Jonathan Sacks won the Templeton Prize

Calling for a more moderate discussion about moderate drinking.

Our series covered a lot of ground, but we didn't hear from everyone affected by war.

Four words that reveal what his followers really believe.

Why spiritual disciplines are worth celebrating

Parent with grace, not perfectionism.

Why sexism deserves more attention than the complementarian-egalitarian debates.

When should we politicize persecution?

Our goodhearted support prioritizes athleticism more than we think.

"The Seer," a documentary about the poet, writer, and farmer, premiered at SXSW this weekend.

One of the most critical lessons students learn is how to engage with differing perspectives.

The “spiritual successor” to “Cloverfield” is a different kind of monster movie, a satisfying thrill ride with a subtle story of empowerment.

A re-release of Kelly Reichardt’s 1994 ‘River of Grass’ once again raises the question: why do filmmakers keep retelling the story of a couple on a murder spree?

When sex is forced on women, contraception becomes a form of compassion.

How 'Christ the Lord' Became 'The Young Messiah'

The conversation about the pornification of social media is long overdue.

And could that be a good thing?

Lilias Trotter could have been a famous painter. Instead, she chose to travel with two other single women to preach the gospel in Algeria. Why?

A set of eleven experimental parables illuminate a state's history and anxieties.

The disgraced politician gives unprecedented access to a pair of documentarians, with rollicking results.

‘As much as I wish folks would listen to the entire message, it really doesn’t diminish the absurdity of what I said.’

This isn’t just a pretty period drama. It’s a show about terror.

Even in the pages of C. S. Lewis, the best is yet to come.

Tips for overcoming job-hopping, career confusion, and ‘vocational scrambling.’

In his seventh film, Terrence Malick explores spiritual struggle amidst the stargazing seductions of the City of Angels.

How unmarried women stand to change party politics on both sides of the aisle.

From curse to cause for celebration.

Even at the ballot box, morality is not relative.

Why we shouldn’t seek an airtight explanation for the problem of evil.

Does submission mean sacrifice?

Having four girls is not a punchline.

We asked 11 pastors about the last time they preached about politics and why.