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Author and professor Karen Swallow Prior helps us understand how Christians went from being patrons of the arts to suspicious of them....

In my research of top leaders I have consistently asked: “At the end of your life, how will you know you have succeeded?”

In 1–2 Kings, the presence of “high places” serves as a type of litmus test for Israel’s morality. What were these high places? And why were they...

It is true that you can’t necessarily put a number or percentage on discipleship growth, but you can tell—over time—if it has happened or is...

The situation in Liberia continues to be critical, as the Ebola virus continues to spread. This realization calls to mind “Five Things Christians...

Here are a few things my happily coupled friends should avoid saying to singles.

Evangelical Christians in the United States see morality and Christian influence eroding fast. But that’s not the same as persecution. And we’d...

I used to admit to being perfectionistic the way someone might confess to being especially pretty: It’s harmless, kind of cute.

Is Google our new “God? ” It’s a question I raised in my book, The Church in an Age of Crisis. But I wasn’t the first to raise it.

When you are deciding what kind of content is appropriate for your child, there are general guidelines that every family can use.

What is a disciple? This may seem like a silly thing to ask Christians, but the question can be much deeper than most of us realize.

ISIS militants are placing on the homes of known Christians a letter “N” for “Nazarene,” identifying those who follow Jesus of Nazareth. Perhaps...

Though this cameo-filled affair tries to make a profound statement about bold faith, it falls prey to several predictable blunders.

Yes, you can teach your young children without a curriculum. Here are five tools to get you started.

Former all-star baseball player Darryl Strawberry and his wife discuss how they learned to deal with issues in their marriage.