A seismic shift is underway in American spiritual life. New research from the Hartford Institute for Religion Research reveals that megachurches—congregations drawing over 2,000 weekly…
In a spiritual landscape often described as fragmented and declining, a new study has revealed a striking countercurrent: America’s megachurches—those Protestant congregations drawing 2,000 or…
The San Andreas Fault stretches 746 miles beneath California, a geological scar that has not produced a major earthquake since 1906. Yet for spiritual seekers,…
Former Nebraska Senator and college president Ben Sasse has been publicly wrestling with a profound spiritual question since his December pancreatic cancer diagnosis: How does…
When former U.S. Senator and university president Ben Sasse received a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer last December, the world expected a political narrative. Instead, Sasse…
In a recent symposium published by First Things, contributors were asked to meditate on a question both ancient and urgent: In what place do you…
In the autumn of 1976, a quiet but profound transformation was taking root within the heart of North American Christianity. Christianity Today editor David Kucharsky…
In the autumn of 1976, a curious phenomenon swept across the American religious landscape. Evangelical Christianity, long considered a quiet, grassroots movement of personal piety…
In a gathering of scholars and spiritual leaders, a curious phenomenon unfolded: the atmosphere itself seemed to shift. As participants spoke about strengthening faith in…
The spiritual landscape of America often mirrors its social terrain: fractured, weary, and searching for a balm that transcends political remedies. A recent gathering of…