The good news and bad news about Generation Z’s unexpected religious trends.

After believing “all ideas are God’s ideas,” the 34-year-old blames earlier plagiarism on immaturity.

American twentysomethings have their frustrations with the church, but they are far more faith-friendly than commonly supposed.

This summer’s blockbusters showcase the importance of transferring wisdom between generations.

But if you’re hesitant about sharing the gospel in the 21st century, here's what you need to know about effectively reaching people for Christ.

Survey finds young believers want others to know about Jesus. They just don’t want to speak up about it.

Not all current worship trends are positive, but there are far more good ones than negative ones.

Despite its lowest attendance in decades, InterVarsity’s historic conference aims to combat student cynicism through scriptural hope.

“Black people in the inner city need apologetics, but black people in the suburbs do, too,” says apologist Lisa Fields.

We've been doing this badly, folks. Here are three simple steps to help my generation of Boomers become better at discipling the next generation.

Christians agree: Technology has made in-person conversations harder, but sharing one’s faith easier.

Popular blogger and pastor Trevin Wax discusses how a marginalized church can actually be more effective.

In a world of hookups and cohabitation, he took a leap—and made an act—of faith.

Barna findings on Generation Z pose new challenges for the church.

Does the cottage industry around Christian subculture nostalgia reveal the church’s failures—or its successes?

What young people must understand about commitment and its costs.

What happens when our kids don’t want our heirlooms.

Here's what an ECFA survey of 16,500 donors to 17 evangelical ministries learned about generosity.

Practical tips for raising up more women in ministry