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James Davison Hunter has written a provocative and important new book titled To Change the World. It is already sparking widespread conversation, and deservedly so. Hunter makes bold assessments that are contrary to conventional views, and does...

In her new book, Jeannie Clarkson reveals practices that help weary leaders recover a sense of balance and joy. Almost like a vaccine, they've been shown to protect pastors against burnout and pave the way to transformational leadership.

Will the natural family survive the postmodern age? That is not a hypothetical question, for the family has been progessively weakened by developments like no-fault divorce, illegitimacy, changes in the economy, and the rise of personal autonomy....

You’ve probably skimmed Leviticus and moved on. But what if those confusing rules were pointing straight to Jesus’s death, down to the timing, the fire, and the third day?

If our churches fail at that mission, no matter what other good things we do, we will have failed in the unique mandate that Christ has given us as churches.

 In His humanity, Jesus let the truth of God’s Word constantly shape His perspective.

Discover how to find unwavering love and solace in God's presence, even amidst profound personal loss and relational failures. This piece explores redirecting focus to divine goodness and unfailing affection to overcome past hurts and embrace...

There is a professor of humanities at Yale University by the name of Harold Bloom who has become widely known across this country as the determiner of what books a truly cultured and educated person should have read.

Neither Isaiah, nor Malachi, nor Amos, nor many such others would be allowed into church leadership today.

It is not a mark of weak faith to admit and face our emotions. It’s the only path to an authentic relationship with our selves and God.