Cathy Lynn Grossman writes: Pastor Rick Warren, the best-known name in American evangelism after Rev. Billy Graham, lost his 27-year-old son, Matthew, to suicide on
How can churches respond to mental illness? Ed Stetzer, president of LifeWay Research, asks and answers that question in an essay for CNN’s Belief Blog.
The next 48 hours are critical for gun violence prevention, as the U.S. Senate returns to Washington and could begin to vote on these bills as soon as Tuesday afternoon. There are two very specific ways you can help.
Like Daniel and his companions, can we learn the language and compete in the culture of our exile, yet retain our identity as children of God and live according to Christ’s example of love and compassion? How do we protect our identity? Where do we set our moral boundaries?
Yet what these Christians and Nike mistake in common is what Tiger and those who take the Way of the Cross seriously know best: the road to winning is filled with more self-learning, falling, failing, judgment, support from others, death, and personal inner growth than could ever be imagined.
As the History Channel mini-series “The Bible” winds up, Rabbi Michael Bernstein thinks about how Judaism and Christianity seem like two faith separated by a common scripture.
A recent poll about how many Americans believe in various classic conspiracy theories caused Diarmaid MacCulloch ask “If Obama isn’t the anti-Christ, who is?”
How believers and skeptics talk past each other and how they might learn to connect instead.
If Cardinal Timothy Dolan and the Catholic Church are serious about showing that God loves gay, lesbian and transgendered Catholics, what practical actions can give life to their words?
ELCA pastor Jason Chesnut reflects on the young people, the Gospel and social media.