evangelicals
Major stories in American Christianity of the 2010s
How faith has been shaped by Obergefell, the Charleston murders, Me Too, and more
For women in the church, not nearly enough has changed
Kate Bowler explores the world of evangelical Christian women celebrities
by LaVonne Neff
Why did Lyz Lenz’s church fail? Why do so many others?
The former church planter’s melancholy journey through the Midwest and its faith
Is evangelicalism at war with science?
It depends which evangelicals you’re asking.
Bridging the gulf between conservative Christian colleges and the arts
Does immersion in secular music and literature strengthen faith? Does it destroy it?
Christians are hospitable because Jesus is Lord
An evangelical case for pluralism
Beyond winning to living well
How can we look beyond the next thirty days and focus on our whole lives?
Courage through small things
Maya Angelou says that we develop courage by doing small things. "You wouldn't want to pick up a 100-pound weight without preparing yourself."
This ridiculous “spiritual biography” of Trump is no joke
In David Brody and Scott Lamb’s book, grace for the president abounds.
How the FBI has shaped American religion
J. Edgar Hoover's influence was even farther reaching than we know.
The unexpected relationship between U.S. evangelicals and Russian Orthodox
Under Trump and Putin, a strange alliance gets stranger.
Will the real fundamentalists please stand up?
What counts as fundamentalism? David Harrington Watt and Sathianathan Clarke give contrasting answers.
A climate scientist talks—respectfully—to climate-change skeptics
“My message is that you don’t have to change who you are to care about this issue.”
Amy Frykholm interviews Katharine Hayhoe
The complex story of race and religion in the American South
Paul Harvey's history shows how things could have gone very differently.
Beyond plastic saints
Stories of Christians working in the world offer hope that heals.
by Mark Noll
The Bible's place in the American imagination
Scripture shapes culture—but always through what we bring to it.
by Zen Hess