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Reestablishing the role of the Gospels, Pennington wants to widen our view of “the gospel” to include the expansive account of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, and, thus, avoid the error of evangelical reductionism:

When Andy and Tina Plank discovered that their son Sam had killed himself, one of their first calls was to the minister of their church.

These games are sure to end cell-phone "snubbing" in your family, and help you create wonderful memories together instead.

In recent days, I have been outlining a case for Christian optimism. Today, let’s add another component: secularism inevitably fails to keep its promises, demonstrating our need for faith in a transcendent God.

Minari tells the story of the Yi family, a Korean American family that moves to an Arkansas farm, depicted as a kind of Eden, in search of the American dream. Along the way, they interact with a white, charismatic Christian farmworker and seek...

...as this trendy idea of “I don’t go to a denominational church; I go to a Bible church” picks up speed, I would like to slow down and reflect on some of the tacky, duck-and-dodge agendas that can easily hide behind this concept. 

Tennessee head coach Rick Barnes, who has led his team to the top of the men's college basketball rankings, credits his Christian faith for helping him keep sports in perspective. Once consumed by success and worldly ambitions, Barnes says his...

"In only two hours... we wanted to encourage people to go out. Change the world. Start the conversations." ~Mark Burnett

If we do our job as the “light of the world” (Matthew 5:14), we will make an eternal difference in our winter-gripped world. We may not see the spiritual snow melt today, but the spring of the Spirit is coming.

On Thursday, President Trump and Nancy Pelosi sat across from each other at the National Prayer Breakfast as a minister encouraged everyone in the room to love their neighbors. 

President-elect Donald Trump’s selection as Time magazine’s 2024 Person of the Year highlights the reality that much of life involves navigating choices we didn’t make, from leaders to life circumstances. This reflection shifts to emphasize the...

Here, without strict ranking by priority, are the biggest news stories of 2011 as I have seen them.

If you are “in Christ Jesus” by faith you need never, ever fear condemnation.

Here are the different deep life questions Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millenials, and Gen Z are asking (and why it matters).

As a new year begins, God offers each of us a fresh start, promising His love, compassion, and faithfulness will never fail us. By embracing these qualities and living life with our eyes on Jesus, we can overcome past mistakes and difficulties,...

We’re free to love each other. We’re free to listen to each other. We’re free to be led by one another. We’re free to serve one another.  We’re free to be the Church of Jesus Christ. The Church of Jesus Christ will one day be whole.