In case you’re keeping count, we are now a mere 371 days away from the 2016 presidential election. And many—if not most—of you are...

Many Summit members have asked how to respond to last Friday’s Supreme Court legislation of the legitimacy of same-sex marriage for all...

As we grieve with our brothers and sisters in Charleston, SC, at Emanuel AME Church, we are also amazed at the grace of God at work in...

This is the last of a five-part blog series on same-sex attraction. Be sure to read part 1 (“Why we have such a problem talking about...

This is the fourth of a five-part blog series on same-sex attraction. Be sure to read part 1 (“Why we have such a problem talking about...

This is the third of a five-part blog series on same-sex attraction. Be sure to read part 1 (“Why we have such a problem talking about...

This is the second of a five-part blog series on same-sex attraction. Be sure to read part 1 (“Why we have such a problem talking about...

This is the first of a five-part blog series on same-sex attraction. Be sure to check out the remaining posts: part 2 (“Is same-sex...

When the average Westerner hears “Muslim,” a number of images come to mind—mostly negative. But most Muslims would be just as horrified...

The history of Islam and Christianity is hardly an amiable one. Many people from both religions view the other with suspicion (at best)...

With all the developments of Ferguson and now the tragic Eric Garner case, I’ve been trying to process what it means to be a follower of...

I was one of several men and women invited to participate in the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission National Conference last week on...

Occasionally we get this question: Should Christians celebrate Halloween? And, by “occasionally,” we mean “every Halloween.” On one side...

“I don’t personally have a problem with religious faith, even in the extreme, as long as it doesn’t supersede science and it’s not used...

Recently California governor Jerry Brown caused a stir by signing into law the first bill supporting “equal access” for students who...

I thought Al Mohler had a stirring and insightful piece about the verdict in the Trayvon Martin case. Below is an excerpt, though I would...

The following excerpts are from a thought-provoking article about government and ethics, “The Deadly Myth of the Consenting Adult,” by...

On Wednesday, five members of the Supreme Court struck down a 1996 decision by the people’s representatives that had limited marriage to...

The following thoughts come from a recent conversation I had with John Piper during the Advance Conference. I believe I am reflecting...

The following post comes from Spence Shelton (our Small Groups Pastor) and Chris Pappalardo (our Pastoral Research Assistant), with a...