The biggest New Testament passages on gender roles may have more to do with marriage than ministry.

Scott W. Sunquist calls the American church to observe the diversity in ecclesiologies around the world.

An oft-forgotten mummy in Scripture teaches us how idolatry deadens, but Jesus awakens.

Anna Broadway’s survey of global singleness challenges a marriage status hierarchy within the church.

I understand frustration with media negativity. But bad news may be God’s invitation to work alongside him.

The caricature of Rahab and other female characters in Scripture often sidelines their contribution.

The phrase is increasingly useless—unfairly applied to ordinary Christians yet too weak to sufficiently condemn “another gospel” in our midst.

As a pastor, I’ve wrestled with the theological implications of my child’s disability.

I asked ChatGPT to illustrate passages from the Old Testament prophet, and the results raise important questions for the church.

The prominent pastor’s claim that Martin Luther King Jr. was “not a Christian” is not only ahistorical. It misses God’s heart for justice.

How the Muslim month of Ramadan transformed my understanding of fasting, prayer, and Lent.

As a Bible professor in an evangelical institution, I feel the tension of teaching truths that might offend.

On the other side of disaffiliation, traditionalist congregations pursue prayer, revival, and revitalization.

Despite disappointment over the vote, churches see opportunities to love and serve.

Ill-defined talk about Christian nationalism misses a more serious threat: Christian leaders neglecting the real concerns of the laity.

New listening options allow Christians to maximize their time in the Word.

An excerpt on doubt, despair, and restoration from Land of My Sojourn: The Landscape of a Faith Lost and Found.

After pop star’s surprise witness ends with a bang, evangelical leaders discuss whether to axe apocalypse talk as ineffective evangelism.

Christ’s resplendence in the Transfiguration says more than we think.