When the great American essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson gave his famous “Divinity School Address” at the graduation ceremony of Harvard Divinity School in July of 1838, he was already quite disillusioned with any form of traditional Christianity. As a Unitarian, he had long departed from orthodox beliefs about the authority of the Bible, the divinity [...]

There exists countless questions, answers, and controversies on the causes of sickness and disease, as well as God’s supernatural healing. Michael Tan seeks to make sense of it all.

Spiritual renewal and true worship is mirrored by commitments to social justice that is prescribed by living out love.

A true-life account of how the light of the Gospel is beginning to infiltrate the darkness of Thailand’s sex trade.

In our sex crazed world, what are the choices that singles have? And amidst these choices, is there truly a path of sanctity that we can take?

Do we have to limit ourselves to accept creation as it is? If we are to reflect our creative Maker, how can we be His agents in a world that needs creative redemption?