I don’t wear a collar, but "Father" is still the best description of my calling.

How a textual discovery led to a life-long call to vindicate the poor, his community, and his own family name.

Are you spending it wisely?

What if the things that seem to get in the way of ministry actually qualify us for it?

Raising kids, maintaining a marriage, and leaning into those awkward conversations at church.

The glorious gospel needs ordinary people.

From my earliest days, Mr. Graham shaped my life and my calling.

Even when you know it’s time to move on, you’ll likely face mixed emotions.

When you give church members the gift of time and respect, they’ll go with you to some exciting places.

The Atlanta pastor won't rest until all 281 members of his church are being discipled.

World Relief's vice president of advocacy and policy wants political issues to hit closer to home.

Turnarounds always take longer than our projected timelines. And they almost never happen the way we expect.

Obama's former director of faith outreach left the White House frustrated but hopeful.

Bivocational ministry is more than a pit-stop along the way to "real" pastoral ministry. It's as real as pastoring gets. And it's becoming very common, very fast.

The so-called “dismal science” is a powerful tool for wealth creation, but also for healing broken communities.

We can't let our guard down in the relentless battle to keep the non-essentials from crowding out the essentials.

What you are doing matters, even when fruit appears to be scarce.

The story of Juana Ines de la Cruz reminds us that God instills passions within us that he can use for his glory.

In seasons of unpaid work or at-home care, your calling is still significant.