John Stackhouse offers a checklist for sincere spiritual searchers.

My fierce resistance and indifference didn’t stop the Spirit.

The Christian disciplines of self-suspicion, forgiveness, and hope all function well. We need to restart our faith in them.

As the hit Broadway musical makes its screen debut in a time of social unrest, its themes of hope and redemption resound all the louder.

With their own traumas to bear, Christian survivors find holistic ways to minister to Tutsis.

How does a God-fearing, gun-friendly church recover from a horrific mass shooting? Long after the camera crews departed, a Texas journalist stuck around to find out.

The Enemy wants us to doubt the efficacy of God’s grace and the assurance of his mercy.

In the Lord’s economy, nothing is wasted—not even rotten fruit.

I often hide my struggles from my church because I fear people will use them against me.

Let’s not distort the gospel by elevating one family member’s words over the other.

The church sees the incident as a chance for students to demonstrate gospel reconciliation and for leaders to take a deeper look at racial dynamics among the diverse student body.

A nonprofit helps even modestly sized congregations take on their neighbors’ unpaid bills.

Closure of UK-based charismatic church network raises question of whether ministries can recover after abuse is uncovered.

As the first anniversary of the 2015 church massacre neared, public shows of support masked private tensions. But cracks were appearing in the city’s segregated silos.

A close look at the deadly church shooting, “Emanuel” reveals ruthless sin, scandalous mercy, and divides that persist.

The walls we build around our ministries can lull us into spiritual complacency.

Tutsi widows and orphans felt betrayed by the church during the genocide. Survivor Denise Uwimana made it her mission to help them heal.

N. T. Wright suggests Jesus would disagree with the British government. Christian scholars in UK, US, and Middle East weigh in.

Why we have a hard time saying we were unequivocally wrong.