A river flows at scripture’s beginning. With its source in paradise, this river flows out of Eden before branching into the ...

I encountered Kathleen Norris’s Acedia and Me at a time when just about everything felt like more trouble than it ...

Mac Loftin earned his PhD from Harvard University, where he studied the relationship between Christian theology and political ...

With President Trump announcing “the war is over” on Monday and Israel and Hamas trading hostages for Palestinian prisoners, ...

Donyelle McCray takes readers on a tour of the edges of homiletics, exploring Black Americans’ gospel proclamation in ...

Andrew Wymer teaches liturgical studies at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary and is coeditor of Unmasking White ...

God’s silenceI was deeply touched by Rachel Mann’s October column (“The silent, suffering God”). She shares her journey with Crohn’s disease in a way that touches on an experience I believe all mature ...

In my last column, I argued that mainline Christians ought to worry a bit more about private morality, to be a little more ...

While Home does not argue that yoga itself is fascist, he calls attention to the many fascists involved in popularizing it.

Whether we look at education or entertainment, medical diagnoses or internet searches, we now find that some version of AI is ...

In Cowboy Apocalypse, religion scholar Rachel Wagner examines this new West—a powerful and prevalent American mythology of a ...