Religion
Tim Keller’s Quiet Revival and My Place Between Two Worlds
The pastor helped millions reclaim a faith that was connected to its past but alive in the present.
The Passing of America’s Pastor
Tim Keller possessed a unique blend of pastoral gentleness and theological rigor.
Lead Us Not Into Temptation
Emotionalism can lead believers away from faithful living, rather than toward it.
Who Are These ‘Cultural Christians’?
Christian sensibility, but without the belief, is very little more than niceness inflated to the point of metaphysical comedy.
Christianity Is Political, But Not in the Way You Think
Debates about Christian nationalism often misunderstand the fundamental role of the church.
Pastors Are Ceding the Pulpit on Immigration
The stakes are too high for them to stay silent.
The Spiritual Lessons of a Christian Nationalist Military Defeat
Power corrupts, Christendom clashes with Christianity, and brutality isn’t strength.
When Culture Wars Go Way Too Far
State efforts to break families over transgender issues threaten foundational American rights.
A Short Story of Men
The crisis of masculinity is rooted in technology, but can be resolved through relationships.
Christian Political Ethics Are Upside Down
We’re adamant about politics and flexible about virtue.
There Is No Remaining Christian Case for Trump
Trump discipled the church more than the church discipled Trump.
The God Gap Helps Explain a ‘Seismic Shift’ in American Politics
The most important religious divide isn't between right and left, but between left and left
An American Inquisition
Our partisan factions' hunt for political heretics is growing more mainstream.
