Dr. AL Mohler responds to the assertion by Ann Coulter that missionaries are Christian narcissists who “slink off” to Third World counties to avoid the culture war in America.

In this Information Age, plagiarism of sermons is a greater temptation. The Church needs to deal appropriately with it. But what constitutes plagiarism of sermons is a complex issue.

For his neighbors, Matthew Loftus is hard to miss, no matter their eyesight. He is white in a nearly all-black neighborhood. He doesn’t fit into the typical narratives about changing American communities. For people like Loftus, it’s not coffee shops or home values drawing them to places like Sandtown. It’s Jesus. Shortly after Loftus started medical school in Baltimore in 2007, he began worshipping at New Song Community Church, a racially diverse congregation in Sandtown.

The Reasoning Together editor shares his reflections on the Houston Assembly.

People who disagree with same-sex marriage and birth-control use have been met with accusations of bigotry. Are some Christians being unfairly shamed out of the public sphere?

You will, without a doubt, have someone close to you in your family come out as gay or lesbian. How should a Christian parent or grandparent respond?

The ruling in favor of Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties underscores religious liberty as our “first freedom.”

Boz Tchividjian calls Overture 6 adopted by the 42nd General Assembly “perhaps the most robust statement on child protection adopted by any Christian denomination.”

General Assembly can be bewildering for first time commissioners. Dr. Stephen Estock’s guidebook provides some helpful background.

Reformation 21, the online magazine of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, has graciously give Reasoning Together permission to republish a series of exchanges between Rev. Nelson Jennings and Rev. David B. Garner on the report of the Ad-Interim Committee on Insider Movements so that we may invite your interaction with them.