Lies We’re Being Told In the April 15, 2019 issue of The New York Times, columnist David Brooks published a thoughtful opinion piece titled,…

I know, I know. My mother always told me not to call anyone an idiot, but really, what other word will do? I’ve just…

In the opening scenes of the movie Chocolat, Vianne, played by Juliette Binoche, moves into a new town and rents a dingy, dirty storefront.…

Engaging the Arts Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan has begun an effort to help Christians think about their engagement with the arts. It’s an…

With the collapse of Yugoslavia in the late 20th century, small-scale independence movements formed along ethnic and religious fault lines in the Balkan region.…

Reflect on the following questions. As you do, think about the extent you struggle with doubt. Think about how there are some believers who…

Though biblical illiteracy tends to be rather widespread—even among believers—many unbelievers know enough about the Bible to raise questions about how believers understand and…

All things considered, there’s plenty a Christian can do, say, or believe which some other Christian will find offensive—perhaps even deeply offensive. A few…

Living in a pluralistic culture, as we do, does not mean that we live among unbelievers; it means we live among people who believe…

Though America is obviously a country of immigrants—after all, very few of us are Native Americans—over the years each major wave of immigration has…