Faith and Culture • World events Remembering the refugees: 9 principles for Christians The Syrian refugee crisis remains a complex problem with no easy solutions in sight. For Christians with a heart to h... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Rachael Denhollander: Gospel light in a dark place Attorney Rachael Denhollander was sexually abused as a young girl by her doctor, Larry Nassar. Her statement at his s... Article
Faith and Culture • World events ISIS and the lessons of persecution For Christians, troubling world events are occasions to remind ourselves of what we believe, not merely as facts to ... Article
Faith and Culture • History A century of Planned Parenthood For those who value the sanctity of human life, Planned Parenthood’s centennial is nothing to celebrate. The organiza... Article
Faith and Culture • World events The politics of immigration: 5 Biblical proposals The shifting developments around immigration law, especially in the United States, have fuelled passions to a fever p... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Every nation, tribe and tongue: Jesus’ beautiful multiracial bride As followers of Jesus, we’re heartbroken by suffering and injustice, and we wonder how we should respond to it. How c... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Do Christians strain out gnats and swallow camels? Christians are often accused of majoring on the minors, of spending their time arguing about theology or harping on s... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture It’s wrong to call abortion a right Citing the Supreme Court’s historic Morgentaler decision, Andrea Mrozek and Faye Sonier show why the Prime Minister g... Article
Faith and Culture • History The Minor Prophets: an anthology of prose, poetry and promise The Minor Prophets contain some of the most vivid messianic imagery and thrilling promises in the Bible. They form an... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Pop culture pantheism: replacing God with the universe Replacing God with the universe has become a standard trope in movies, TV shows, and on social media. Almost any type... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Biblical manhood: Do 'real' men have to like beef jerky? In our quest to be faithful to the Scriptural image of manhood (and womanhood, for that matter), is it possible that ... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Rebecca McLaughlin: Loving God with all of the mind As a public intellectual, Rebecca McLaughlin walks in the footsteps of C.S. Lewis and Timothy Keller. She speaks and ... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The Reformation: Lasting impacts on church and culture On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg, sparking the Protestant Ref... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture A Better Story: God, Sex and Human Flourishing In his book, Harrison argues that the sexual revolution succeeded because it presented a compelling narrative of free... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Responding to the sexual revolution: An interview with Glynn Harrison Glynn Harrison’s book, A Better Story: God, Sex and Human Flourishing, reflects on what a Christian counter-narrative... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion Rebecca McLaughlin’s book, Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion, combines wor... Article
Faith and Culture • Media and entertainment Wonder Woman: Classic heroism returns to the movies Big budgets and special effects don’t inspire the kind of loyalty Wonder Woman has enjoyed. Clearly the film has spar... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture On pursuing kindness, human and divine The divine and human kindness portrayed in Scripture is beautiful and beguiling, and goes beyond just keeping a posit... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Women of the Reformation: Queens and scholars, poets and diplomats During the Reformation, influential women led countries and armies, sheltered the persecuted, engaged in scholarly de... Article