Al Mohler Archives

What sociology cannot do is deal with the most important question of all — the truth question.

Karl Giberson and Francis Collins reveal their true understanding of biblical inspiration when they locate it, not in the authorship of the text at...

TIME Magazine considers Rob Bell.

Missiologist J. Herbert Kane's 30-year-old explanation of “Why the Muslim Soil is So Barren” for evangelism remains both instructive and important.

Why would an ardent atheist care about translations of the Bible, and why would Christians be concerned with what an atheist would think?

Dawkins really believes (or at least really claims) that those who disagree with him are insane, deluded, intellectually perverse, and...

We can learn a great deal by reading Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, but we cannot read the book without being both impressed and grieved.

Is marriage a requirement for pastoral ministry? The New York Times asked the question. How would you answer it?

A recent essay by Brian McLaren helps us all to understand what is at stake in the controversy over Rob Bell’s new book, Love Wins.

Lawler decided to practice as a Muslim for the forty days as a part of his “Giving Up Church for Lent” emphasis at St. Stephen’s Church.

The people of Japan are now on our hearts. We must pray for them even as we do all within our power to help.

The doctrine of hell has recently come under vicious attack, both from secularists and even from some evangelicals. In Part One, we considered how...

Same-sex marriage is not an idea that emerged from a vacuum. The project of normalizing homosexuality has deep roots and ideological momentum.

It may well be true that “no one would have complained” had Joel defeated Cassy on the mat, but that does not mean that it would have been right...

The Christian doctrine of eschatology provides the Christian worldview with its mature understanding of history.