Critical Essay Is the “final judgment” really final? What the Bible doesn't say about hell by David Bentley Hart September 12, 2019
Books Take & read: New books in global Christianity Faith’s core and its manifestations across cultures selected by Philip Jenkins October 16, 2018
Books In Review: Biblical hospitality Joshua Jipp's book does something few biblical scholars attempt: it offers explicit proposals for the church. by Greg Carey April 2, 2018
Books In Review: In Dante, love is stronger than hell Vittorio Montemaggi shows how important it is not to get stuck in the inferno. by Paul J. Contino March 8, 2018
Faith Matters Things are always falling apart Is there a center that can hold? by M. Craig Barnes October 5, 2017
Books Take & read: Theology An annotated list of the best new titles selected by Benjamin Myers April 25, 2017
Guest Post Three ways Buddhism has shaped me as a Sri Lankan Christian The church of my youth taught me that salvation means having arrived. My Buddhist neighbors showed me otherwise. by Shanta Premawardhana January 4, 2017
Interview Faith on the edge: Writer Dennis Covington "Belief is not the 'substance of things hoped for.' Faith is." interview by Elizabeth Palmer July 13, 2016
Cover Story How wide is God’s mercy? The Holy Spirit in other religions Could the Spirit's love be poured into the hearts of people untouched by the incarnation? Could non-Christians be lovers of the only God there is? by Charles Hefling November 3, 2015
Feature A savior, not a hero: Jesus never shows up too late I know what Jesus is doing in this story; I have three small children. He's dawdling. by Shannon Craigo-Snell July 8, 2015
Books In Review: Mercy, by Walter Kasper Walter Kasper contends that mercy is one of those words that we use without really grasping its profundity. reviewed by Lawrence S. Cunningham January 6, 2015
Cover Story Why the cross? God’s at-one-ment with humanity Some questions won't go away. The creed says Jesus was crucified "for us," but what do those two little words mean? by Charles Hefling March 11, 2013
Editor's Desk Grace before anything Since childhood, I've been uncomfortable with the idea that accepting Jesus is an automatic ticket to heaven—and with the reverse idea. by John M. Buchanan June 22, 2012
Cover Story A hopeful universalism God's "consuming fire" is the fire of holy love. It doesn't await sinners in the future; it burns up sin itself. by Paul Dafydd Jones June 17, 2012