All Americans Owe It to Our Country to See What’s Happening at the Border
The Talmud teaches: “Pity the one with no courtyard but who still builds a fence.”
How Fan Fiction Gave Millennials Power over Their Spirituality
Contemporary religious culture have become increasingly fused among the eclectic, “DIY” culture of the spiritual-but-not-religious “nones.”
Barbara Brown Taylor Has Holy Envy — and It’s Changed Her Christian Life
Is there any better way to learn something than to teach it?
To Battle the Hate That Invaded Two New Zealand Mosques, Start in the Schoolroom
Stand up for yourself and stand up for what’s right. But do that out of love. Not spite.
What Is Holy?
Christians are called to be disciples, not believers; irresistible, not convincing; and doers, not just proclaimers, of the Good News.
In Fight over Protestant-Only Foster Agency, Lawsuit Asks: Who Is a Christian?
Historically, Protestants have objected to the office of the pope; devotion to Mary, the mother of Jesus, and to the saints, which some Protestants see as a form of idolatry.
A Year After Parkland, We Are All Numb
God, lift us up from the paralysis of acceptance of the world as it is.
The Science of Sabbath: How People Are Rediscovering Rest — and Claiming Its Benefits
Taking a Sabbath reminds people that there’s more to life than being busy and plugged in all the time.
Jewish Women Divided over Women’s March Face Difficult Choices
"The more important message is that women are here to stay as a political force."
The 10 Most Dangerous Places to Be a Christian
A new report from Open Doors reveals that more than 245 million Christians endure high, very high, or extreme persecution.