On papal ecology, dinosaurs, and the Edenic spectacle of Versailles.

Scriptures searched and tweeted in response to the Supreme Court's same-sex marriage order.

Living out God’s will requires us to look beyond single issues.

(UPDATED) Groups say the gospel requires different reactions.

More than 100 leaders respond to Supreme Court legalizing same-sex marriage.

What Scripture stats reveal about evangelicals' shifting rhetoric.

We address things legal, pastoral, and spiritual

Now is not the time to sulk.

Why Black Americans—and this time, white Americans too—can relate to the Emanuel Nine.

Meet the band of intensely devoted Asian missionaries working around the clock to re-Christianize America.

How trauma counseling helps missionaries and the populations they serve.

The Charleston families did not forgive to express the values of their race, but to be faithful to their God.

Telling the story of the early Church in a way that speaks to modern Christians while keeping curious non-believers entertained can't be easy.

Waiting is not something to be avoided or overcome, but to be embraced.

Why I oppose the death penalty, even for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

What my toddler is teaching me about body image.

After Charleston, we stand together in faith.

Scenes from the hot, crowded, and praise-filled worship in South Carolina.

Evil like this calls for both anguished lament and better theology.

The theology behind Francis’s warning on climate change.

To call God our “Father” is remarkable. When we consider the Romans’ understanding of fatherhood, the Christian practice is even more profound.

Just not the way it’s being applied to Rachel Dolezal.

Mark Ruffalo is superb as a man with bipolar disorder struggling to keep his family together.

Talking back to the trends and ‘strategies’ keeping female vocalists off the airwaves.

A billion Muslims are fasting and seeking God. Let’s pray he comes to them.

The penultimate episode leaves us wondering why these writers imagine evil much more easily than good.

You can’t please all of the people all of the time—or can you?

For this 21st-century single, her ‘Passion and Purity’ has stood the test of time.

Elliot was a spiritual mentor for a generation of Jesus Freaks.

With spending a click away, our financial lessons are even more urgent.

The Internet can be a rough place for writers.

Grant Wacker reflects on how and why we look back.

There are some surprises in the tenth episode of the NBC miniseries, when the show also says goodbye to Saul.

What do you do when a movie says something itself better than you could ever hope to say it?

After going extinct in 2001, the franchise returns with a familiar warning: Don’t play God. (But it sure makes for a fun ride.)

A documentary about a troubling family situation that turns into something much bigger than its subjects.

The cost of turning to prescriptions promising to keep us young.

Even in the New Testament, talking with God is mostly unilateral. But he does answer.

Why the Hillsong hit still tops the charts.

The reasons behind the exodus

For Jo Saxton, growing to know God as Father meant a long journey of forgiveness.

And so do we.

Even good-hearted entrepreneurs run into practical complications.

The American church has a key role in rescuing, restoring, and returning Christians and other religious minorities who have fled ISIS.

Trusting God’s providence over my relationships.

Brian Wilson biopic explores the soundscape of artistic genius and tragedy.

What we know, and what we don’t, about Nigeria’s brutal band of Islamists.

The latest Melissa McCarthy vehicle is a fun twist on the spy genre, despite some dips into bad taste.

What Sheryl Sandberg teaches us about tragedy.

The ride may not be over, but this is where I disembark.

It all goes back to the smiling gentleman on the Quaker Oats label.

One mom’s reflections on pregnancy and all that really matters.

As the NBC miniseries continues, it makes use of some texts outside Acts—but only some.

Is men’s propensity for violence really something to be imitated?

Becca Stevens slows down for the sake of service.

'Mad Men' reminds of a universal truth and an abiding hope.