Harrowing journey with three children and wheelchair-using grandmother reunites family with separated husband. In lieu of peace, increasingly desperate Christians also want out. Janet Maher
Gutted by Gaza, Holy Land Christians exchange holiday cheer for a hallowed Christmas Eve in solidarity with suffering neighbors. There will be no Christmas lights
Archaeologists are using over a million amateur finds to study pilgrimage sites, the Black Death, and the Protestant Reformation. Much has been written about religious
Though Trump remains the frontrunner, poll-watchers say the South Carolina Methodist is having her moment. Veteran Iowa GOP activist Marlys Popma has gotten a call
Despite our best intentions, the default practices of digital life can deform our souls. No one with a good car needs to be justified,” declares
Elevation’s recent hit has stirred a broader discussion on how to incorporate imprecatory language in worship without being triumphalist. “Spiritual Enemies to be Encountered,” one
Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” is well-cast, well-made, and without a thought-provoking theory of its subject’s world-changing appeal. After the violent throes of revolution, in a bankrupt
A tea date with a Middle Eastern stranger led to friendship with women from nearly 20 countries—and changed my perspective on the world. It’s 5
Stories from the pandemic remind us that hope abounds even in the most difficult circumstances. Without question, the pandemic was one of the most difficult
As a young mom, I tried to do everything right. The longer I parent, the less I seek “success” and the more I rely on
The former COGIC leader and Oral Roberts mentee said he wore his “heretic” label “like a badge.” When Carlton Pearson was a teenager, he cast
Wheaton professor Karen Jobes becomes president a decade after a study found “hostile and unwelcoming” atmosphere. The Evangelical Theological Society (ETS) has instated its first