How should Christians, and especially those with an Anglo-white background, respond to last weekend’s alt-right gathering in Charlottesville and its tragic […]
Tim Keller Speaks on Charlottesville: Race, the Gospel, and the Moment
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What to Do When Your Life Isn’t Living Up to Your Faith
Working in missions, you get to see some of the best sides of people. I have been on several short-term […]
It’s Better to Be an Atheist Than a Hypocritical Christian, Pope Francis Says
If you’re a Christian who exploits people, leads a double life or manages a “dirty” business, perhaps it’s better not […]
Why Christians Need More Scandalized Reading
“For three years, I judged Christian novels for Christianity Today’s Novel of the Year Award. One year it was almost […]
Reactions to Kim Burrell’s Anti-Gay Comments Reveals Divide Among Black Churches
More than 1 million people watched Kim Burrell rail against “that perverted homosexual spirit” in a controversial sermon clip that led […]
Religion Experts Weigh In on Kim Burrell’s Controversial Sermon Against Homosexuality
Kim Burrell’s controversial sermon calling homosexuality perverted reflects a woman squeezed between two worlds: the black church with its traditional, […]
Gospel Singer Kim Burrell Faces Backlash for Sermon Condemning Gays (Video)
Gospel singer Kim Burrell is getting the cold shoulder from pro-gay individuals and the media after making comments in church […]
Sin, Cinema, and the Complicated Case of “The Birth of a Nation”
I was there when The Birth of a Nation premiered, and I’m still trying to figure out what to feel.
Which Is a Worse Sin, Abortion or Racism? Evangelicals Struggle to Decide
Monday’s Supreme Court ruling tossing Texas abortion restrictions puts a massive spotlight on the new debate pressing evangelicals: Which is […]
New Book Debunks Christian Cliches You’ve Probably Used, But Shouldn’t
“When God closes a door, God opens a window.”
Jim Wallis: Racism ‘In the Air that We Breathe, In the Water that We Drink’
White racism is endemic in the United States, according to a prominent Evangelical Left author and activist who preached Sunday […]
From Kendrick Lamar to Jeezy, Big-Name Rappers are Starting to Discuss Their Faith More
From Kendrick Lamar to formerly Young Jeezy, more and more big-name rappers are willing to explicitly discuss their faith on […]
Marilynne Robinson: The Brilliant American Writer and Thinker on God, Capitalism and Our Fearful Democracy
Marilynne Robinson talks religion, fear and the American spirit: “The left, at a basic level, lost courage, because they don’t […]
Texas Author, Tyeesha Holt, Shares Story of Deliverance from the Homosexual Lifestyle in New Book, “Nothing Gay About Being Gay”
In new book, Nothing Gay About Being Gay, Tyeesha Holt shares her personal story of being sucked in by the […]
Black and White Baptist Convention Pastors: It’s Time to Talk About Racial Injustice
Ronald Reagan once said that “all great change in America begins at the dinner table,” and we agree. But, as […]
After Charleston: ‘I Have the Nine’
On June 17, 2015, a young man entered Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina and was welcomed […]
Nadia Bolz-Weber on the Decline of Mainline Christianity and Her New Book , “Accidental Saints”
A tattooed, profanity-loving Lutheran pastor believes young people are drawn to Jesus, tradition, and brokenness.
Understanding Pope Francis’ Abortion Announcement
It fits his pastoral approach to the papacy
