As a Black pastor, I appreciate how the diverse campaign helps my congregation reach our neighbors.

Using sports to market Christ has a long history, but Sunday’s iteration might skip the muscles for heart.

“He Gets Us,” an effort to attract skeptics and cultural Christians, launches nationally this month. But Christians still have questions about how the church markets faith.

A faith-based marriage campaign in Jacksonville appears to have driven divorce rates down. Can the model be replicated?

Seeing people as members of a group may be great for attendance, but it’s not good for discipleship.

Evangelism isn’t about sales, it’s about relationship. It’s not about filling a building with people, it’s about filling people with Jesus.

Meanwhile, US states split on disclosures by Christian pregnancy centers.

(UPDATED) Do abortion clinic alternatives use deceptive advertising? Search engines and appeals courts weigh in.

An ad for the Olympics, family devotions, and parental mistakes have all brought me closer to understanding God's love for us.

Reid helped Billy Graham Crusade, Prison Fellowship, Promise Keepers, World Vision, International Justice Mission, and more.

Neighborhood Film Company includes adults in recovery in the production process.

Someday maybe we'll find the road between demeaning rural life and romanticizing the difficult reality of today's American farm.

Observers weigh in.

Sacramento church will keep name, change logo. Seattle church says demand letter was a mistake.

Should it be so shocking to seriously consider censoring the consumer arts?

Ministry leaders worry that the word "crusade" has too many negative associations.

Do 7-year-olds really need butt-boosting training shoes?

Understanding the parareligion of celebrity culture. A review of 'Gods Behaving Badly.'

The real trouble with the J. Crew ad controversy is not a gay/transgender agenda but our culture's sexualization of children.