In this age of self-indulgence, there is a growing hunger for transcendence and spiritual depth. The desire to self-magnify ...

We build on what we know with the help of others who know more than we do. I’ve witnessed many lightbulb moments in my more than two decades spent in the university classroom, moments of ...

I asked my students to finish the semester engaging Scripture, Christian tradition, conscience, and prudence to address a ...

Eyeing a difficult landscape of Christian graduate education, the Arizona school is donating its assets and rebranding as ...

Remember how he got angry in the temple?” I was surprised they had come to this conclusion on their own. But when I reflect ...

The professor and program director at Kyiv Theological Seminary faced a choice: Stay in his 15th-floor apartment—an option ...

For Jesus, the joy that surges up this man’s spine is what the kingdom of God feels like. But the parable is not just a story ...

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To be Christian required courage. At least until Constantine’s fourth-century edict decriminalizing Christianity, churches ...

Clinical psychologist Darby Saxbe offers meaningful research about caregiving, but Christians also need a robust spiritual ...

Whether driving Bibles to Mexico or dispatching missionary ships across oceans, he embodied “reckless abandonment” for Christ ...

Leo XIV called AI “another Tower of Babel.” Theologians from a range of traditions—Baptist, Greek Orthodox, and more—have varied views. Yet Pope Leo XIV’s recent encyclical Magnifica Humanitas is ...