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Paul’s final greetings to the Roman church seem typical. But one name within that list has become the focus of controversy and heated debate...

Former prosperity gospel advocate, Sean DeMars, thundered back at his former faith recently, calling it “The ‘Gospel’ that Almost Killed Me.”

I don’t ever recall seeing evangelicals so divided about a film. By and large, we stick together.

Words seem insufficient when discussing topics like suicide and mental illness. The grief they produce is not something that can be “fixed” with...

Over the weekend, I did what many people who have been weighing in on the movie Noah had yet to even do: I saw the movie.

Does the unfinished state of a great artistic project negate the parts that are already finished and beautiful?

Is Paul really communicating that Christians are bound to struggle—that we should just acknowledge our weakness and move on? If Romans 7:14–25...

I was never guaranteed perfection. I was, however, guaranteed a Carpenter to help pick up the pieces of my fence.

Now that Noah has hit theaters, Christian leaders are just as divided on the film. Some say it is a feast for the eyes and mind, and others call it...

The problem is not the self-portrait. The problem is our sin nature. The problem is our self-centeredness.

Undoubtedly Noah’s journey has been marked with controversy. Yet with these events in mind, I can tell you that I hope you will go see this film.

This issue before the Court: can for-profit corporations, citing religious objections, refuse some or potentially all contraceptive services in...

You’d think my trickiest mothering season would've been transitioning to a single mom. And yet, that was not the toughest stretch.

Certain types of people won’t shut up and won’t put up. I call them spiritual nitpickers.

Can we just stop it with the “man crush” thing? And while we’re at it, let’s stop the “bromance” thing, the...