And while the country watched in horror, paralyzed by the unfolding tragedy, evangelicals did what they do best: They prayed.

Karl and Debbie Dortzbach, who both turn 77 this week, spent 20 years in Africa fighting AIDS and building peace.

And the truth is that we've let cultural winds rather than faithfulness dictate our conversations about race in America.

I entered West Point in 2003 ready to defeat evil itself. In 2026, I’m seeking a truer hope in a society of disillusion.

This summer, a new South African Netflix drama called The Polygamist resurrected the debate over multiple-partner marriages ...

Months earlier, the POWs had been fighting in service of the Nazi cause as members of the German military. Now it was Easter ...

But as with most beautiful things, when twisted, laughter can be the ugliest thing in the world. Jesus was hailed by crowds amid great laughter, yes, but he was crucified to the sound of laughter too.

With thousands from El Salvador about to lose legal status, pastors say opposition to aggressive enforcement is uniting ...

If Robert P. Jones wants American evangelicals to resist evil, wonderful. But he misunderstands how church shapes our lives.

A “Thou shalt” may have answered the lawyer’s question and satisfied his mind. But a “Once upon a time” invited him to become ...

These institutions of centuries past had mixed records. But the push to reject “machine charity” in favor of “advanced ...

The new Andrew Garfield movie warns of what happens when we dispense the wrath of God.