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The cultural revolution we’re living through is destabilizing and unnerving for everyone. For Christians, the temptation is to fiddle with our orthodoxy or orthopraxy so as to “meet the moment.” This looks like Christians on the left relativizing dogma in

Need a good book for your summer vacation? We’ve got you covered. This summer we are giving away a free eBook every week, for 12 weeks. This week (June 14 to June 20) our book giveaway is Identity Theft: Reclaiming

Come thou fount of every blessing. Tune my heart to sing thy praise. Streams of mercy never ceasing call for songs of loudest praise. I can’t sing this song enough. His mercies are too numerous to count. Too vast to

What if Reformation hero Martin Luther had picked up his phone? On one hand it’s a ridiculous thought. But consider: how would today’s digital age have shaped the life and legacy of someone like Luther? Would Luther have found soul-strengthening

The Gray family recently moved to Memphis, Tennessee, and found a frozen-custard shop we all loved (a rarity). Within a few weeks, we were making at least a weekly trip to the business. But one day our excited hearts sank

On this day 80 years ago, C. S. Lewis climbed the steps to the canopied pulpit in Oxford’s historic Church of St. Mary the Virgin to deliver a sermon to one of the largest congregations ever assembled in the building. The

Need a good book for your summer vacation? We’ve got you covered. This summer we are giving away a free eBook every week, for 12 weeks. This week (June 7 to June 13) our book giveaway is Remember Death: The

Our churches can be places where we struggle to relate to people who argue with us, hurt us, and cause division. We become weary of the same patterns of conflict year after year. We could learn something from these words

“According to the Guttmacher Institute . . . the pace of restrictions enacted so far this year puts 2021 on track to see historic high numbers of abortion restrictions,” says the Associated Press. “At this point in 2011, regarded by the research institute

By fifth grade I was allergic to wheat, peanuts, corn, and soy, the ingredients found in 99.9 percent of anything a growing boy would want to eat. This diagnosis reshaped my culinary reality. I thought that avoiding these allergens meant