In Genesis 15, Abram saw God make a promise in the midst of bloody sacrifice. Christ Jesus fulfilled that promise. And now we present ourselves as living sacrifices.
By Charlie Clauss
A current story line, hyped by many, is the stance of conservative Christians towards the COVID-19 pandemic. This has played out as opposition...
By Pieter Valk
Despite differing denominational convictions on more ancient theological questions, Evangelical churches in the rural Tennessee town where I grew up were theologically...
The Religious Lives of Older Laywomen
The Final Active Anglican Generation
By Abby Day
Oxford University Press. Pp. 272. $70.00.
In this vitally important new book, the University...
The disaster of Notre Dame is not likely to revive Christian belief, but the long process of rebuilding may also rekindle anew an appreciation, if not for religion, then for the idea of faith and the possibility of the transcendent.