Karen Swallow Prior
State of the art: How the gospel shapes our engagement with the arts
Many people often think that thoughtful interaction with the arts is only for certain...
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The Benedict Option: What it is and isn’t
The Benedict Option—a proposal for how Christians might live in a post-Christian culture—has proven...
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Called to childlessness: The surprising ways of God
God’s model for the family is beautiful and good, the very picture of the...
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Shaping a whole-life, pro-life perspective
At the 2016 Evangelicals for Life conference, Daniel Darling moderated a panel discussing how...
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Reflecting God’s image by how we respond to the boy and the gorilla
Last weekend, a toddler climbed over a barricade at the Cincinnati Zoo, tumbled over...
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Is this our pro-life moment?
“It’s a baby. . . . The heart is right there.” The doctor speaks...
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Spurgeon on animal cruelty: Our treatment of animals is a spiritual issue
In September, the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, in...
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What Should an Evangelical Approach to Politics Look Like in the Future?
Andrew Walker (moderator), Samuel Rodriguez, Barrett Duke, James K.A. Smith and Karen Swallow Prior...
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The face of legalized pot
They were everywhere: Slouched on park benches. Lollygagging in doorways. Strumming guitars. Asking passersby...
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Beyond the Abortion Wars: An Interview with Charles Camosy
Charles Camosy, Ph.D., is a pro-life Catholic who teaches Christian ethics at Fordham University....
Read More Be Gentle: An Address to the Graduating Class of 2014
Graduates, I have a simple exhortation for you today: Be gentlemen. Be gentlewomen. Be...
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