True discipleship might not only be counter-cultural to the culture of the world but also to Christian subculture.

Some ways to allow “the different” in our lives and churches to lead to “the better.”

Godly fathers are not self-made men. To believe otherwise is a fatal misconception.

Should Christians be able to talk about what others can’t talk about? Yes.

As Christians, we don’t have the option of showing partiality toward people with the same skin tone, ethnicity, political affiliation, or economic status as us.

In the coming months and years, Christians in the United States will be forced to make a choice.

Digital technologies tempt us to forget that God made us as embodied people who occupy actual space.

The grace of God is powerful—for you and for them.

In an excerpt from his book, Chasing Love, Sean McDowell invites us to consider the relational freedom that is found only in martial commitment and sexual fidelity.

James Williams reflects on God’s grace in their family and show us how to express gratitude for adoption.

Bob Stevenson asks if we are taking our cues from the world’s systems and strategies of wealth distribution? Or do Christians have a greater vision of how we are to utilize our wealth for the common good?

Staff Writer Zach Barnhart reflects on 1 Peter 1:9-13 to help Christians remember their identity as citizens of the Kingdom of Christ.