Jez Carr concludes his Lenten reflection series with what it means to live in the expectation of faith and the hope of Christ.

This second Lenten reflection by Jez Carr looks at how we understand Jesus within the imagery of storms and water in the Bible.

On the occasion of Flannery O'Connor's 100th birthday, Jonathan Rodgers shares a celebratory essay on her life and legacy.

The imagery of storms and water in the Bible help us understand God and his presence, even in the midst of the loneliest of circumstances.

Kate Gaston examines the beauty of our unique temperaments and giftings as introverts and extroverts and how we can serve the world.

Conclave asks prescient questions about the purpose of the Church in the world—and about how its identity has shifted over 2,000 years.

During the season of Lent, you can join our reading group to discuss Philip Yancey's book Undone.

by Timothy Jones Once I was struggling to discern next steps in what God was calling me to do. (Well, there’s been way more than one...

by Daniel R. Spanjer All people know that they need salvation, even if the salvation for which they hope is that of a meal when they are...

Can there be any agreement between Christianity and the horror genre?

In his forward to the Scripture Hymnal, David Taylor shares the importance of music in the Church.

Randall Goodgame introduces the Scripture Hymnal.

This liturgy is taken from Every Moment Holy Volume 1  from Rabbit Room Press . You can find more liturgies like these at...

by Abram Van Engen Poetry fills the Bible. It spills from column to column and page to page. It covers one-third of the entire Old...

by Caroline Cobb Scene 1 :  I am standing in his hospital room, overwhelmed with the feeling that death is just so…. wrong . My dad...

We can picture Paul staying up late into the night reading the Greek poets by candlelight, meditating on their words...

[Editor's note: This lecture was given at L'Abri Fellowship. You can also read Ellis' new book on the topic, Comprehensive Spirituality...

"For years, early morning was a time I dreaded. In the process of waking up, my mind would run with panic. All the worries of the...

Throughout history, the Psalms have given words to the people of God—words of praise, of affliction, of prayer, of longing, of rage, of...

Sometimes fitting in doesn't mean the perfect back handspring. Sometimes it means receiving the belonging that is freely offered.