October's readings press disciples toward undivided allegiance: a sky still preaching humility despite our neglect, a welcome ...

Review: Disasters of Biblical Proportions, Steven Weitzman, Princeton During the American Civil War, it was relatively easy, ...

I love reading. And being a parent has further convinced me of the value of reading. My favorite time of the day is reading ...

That’s part of what makes Ted Lasso so unusual. On the surface, it’s a comedy about an American football coach who gets sent ...

As the new year begins, many of us start doing a quiet audit of the year that was and the year ahead. What drained us. What helped. What we want to carry forward and what we’d like to leave behind.

What happens when your life experience becomes the basis for a movie? Atheist-turned-Christian Lee Strobel is the former award-winning legal editor of The Chicago Tribune and best-selling author of ...

It is that time of year again. As the 26 th January approaches I often feel like locking myself away for two weeks and turning off all TV and social media. Why? Because of the nasty and mean-spirited ...

You probably notice how often your phone pulls you out of the present moment. You check it while waiting in line, before a conversation ends, after a pause in your thoughts. That pattern is not ...

The smoke drifting across Victoria this summer has felt painfully familiar, towns evacuated, homes lost, firefighters stretched to their limits, communities watching the horizon waiting for relief ...

Philip Yancey shaped my faith. His books on grace, pain, and the mysteries of God met me in seasons when I needed language for experiences I couldn’t articulate. When I learned about his eight-year ...

This year alone, we will collectively produce trillions of words online, from emails and essays to scripts, articles, and social media posts. The average employee now sends and receives over 120 ...