Opinion Archives

For nearly 1,500 years, Christians have observed Ash Wednesday with the smear of ashes in the shape of a cross on their foreheads, a biblical sign...

Ash Wednesday somberly reminds us that we’re all going to die. But it also reminds us of something much more important.

Don’t get me wrong. Churches are much more than just social clubs. Yet the evidence suggests that our churches need to be social clubs.

What do cyborgs, vampires, and bowhead whales have in common?

The anemia of evangelical worship—all the music and energy aside—is directly attributable to the absence of genuine expository preaching.

Do you think you don’t have time to read a book? I’ll tell you how to read two hundred this year. Seriously.

Can we fight discrimination and preserve religious freedom at the same time? Absolutely. But we need some clarity first.

Who would ever think this beloved prayer — said by billions of people, for thousands of years — would be considered controversial?

This is not the first time in American history that calls for unity among believers have been undermined by political matters.

It’s good for us to remember the heroic faith of those who’ve gone before us. And then to go and do likewise.

But one dimension of the tragedy is good news: a group of Muslim Americans organized a campaign to repair the damaged cemetery.

Because our bodies matter to God—and not just in a moral sense—our rest matters to God, too. So much so, He built it into the rhythms of the...

Almost nobody knows what’s happening to the Christians of Nigeria—but even fewer care. Here’s why we should.

I’m gonna get a lot of email about this commentary, so let me say this up front: I like animals. And pets are wonderful things. But. . . .

The Washington State Supreme Court has punished a florist for running her business according to her faith.