Ray Lewis and Colin Kaepernick are superb football players—that's all.

Well, not really.

Christians' deeper considerations of women in combat.

Susan Jacoby's biography of Robert Ingersoll mistakes a likeable fellow with a second-rate mind for a "freethinking" hall-of-famer.

She's pretty, privileged, and not afraid to admit it.

God is real, and I want my kids to know it.

Some Christians' spiritual baggage makes it harder to find a church home

No, our doctrines can't capture the fullness of God's nature. But nor are we hopelessly ignorant about who he is.

The Atlanta megachurch pastor speaks about his pre-inauguration sermon and reaction to it.

Stop glossing over the grief, and the gore, of lives lost.

Military women already serve and sacrifice in today's wars.

Even 'Veggietales' can be too much for young viewers.

(UPDATED) Concerned alumni, students, and faculty suspect a purge; school says stop connecting the dots.

But are Americans' feelings about abortion really so stagnant?

Finding the right motivations for caring for our bodies.

Aaron Neville and Keith Richards are just the latest unlikely, genre-bending collaborators.

Our impulse to divide and categorize has its limits.

What Giglio got right and the church often gets wrong.

I've been among those who've said its popularity has obscured King's larger message. This year, I'm reconsidering it.

Why I stopped Google stalking my suitors.

How to approach unplanned pregnancies with Christian grace and acceptance.

With victories and setbacks on both sides, not to mention conflicting polls, it can be hard to tell.

After falling for it, I realized deception is nothing new.

Relating to a frank and fragile voice of loneliness

There's a fine line between irony and ire, and alas, Father John Misty crossed it.

James Sire's memoir looks back on his ranchland upbringing and career in apologetics.

We must stop dismissing the grief of miscarriage.

Relax. Non-Christians think your faith is less weird than you do.

From popular blockbusters to indies to foreign films, our critics pick the year's best.

With a few caveats.

What if the film shows us a beautiful picture of law as well as gospel?

As troubling as the pain itself was how meaningless it seemed.

The plight that befalls Fantine still affects millions of women today.

My allegiance to Christ trumps my allegiance to this country and its founding documents.

Documentarian says anti-slavery movement and evangelicalism shared "idea of converting people."

Our No. 1 pick, a story of grace and forgiveness, is widely loved ... and loathed.

Compass Direct News is no more, but two new groups hope to continue its impact.

Ruling Roundup: For-profits seeking injunctions against HHS have 10-3 winning record.

Why more Christians should be alarmed by the ruling against the craft store chain.

Might Christians learn something from the ridiculous catchphrase of 2012?

And will he always be?

Tim Keller shows how the seeds of gospel transformation can take root in rocky secular soil.

Stop blaming anyone, for that matter.

And why more evangelicals should be joining him.

60,000 university-aged students from around the globe are gathered at the Georgia Dome this week to "make Jesus famous" and "end modern-day slavery."

The posts that wowed our regular contributors.