Empty Pews Are an American Public Health Crisis
Americans are rapidly giving up on church. Our minds and bodies will pay the price.
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Boca Raton’s Church Planting O.G.
The story behind the Acts 29 church planting network’s origins.
How Doubt Helps Us Pray
Uncertainty can propel us toward God in humility and honesty.
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The untold story of C. S. Lewis
NASA Specialist Finds His Calling in Space Experiments
This wasn’t Johnny Berry’s plan. But he trusts a larger one.
The Single Person’s Catechism
21 questions and answers to help the unmarried Christian develop a theology of singleness.
I Wasn’t ‘Tough’ Enough for My Street-Fighting Family. God Showed Me I Didn’t Have to Be.
How a quiet, bookish kid came to faith while living among rageaholics.
The Costly Gospel That Keeps Christian Pilots Flying to the Ends of the Earth
Q&A with Mission Aviation Fellowship President David Holsten on the challenges of reaching the most isolated villages in the world.
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What ‘Ted Lasso’ Understands About Redemption
A new show villain doesn’t just serve next season’s drama. It raises questions about how we view transformation and love.
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Erin Moon: Spanx, Bible Binges, and the Beauty of Instagram Community
Meet Erin Hicks Moon—a Bible scholar, podcaster, and social media whiz who wants to help the church be kinder and more curious.
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With dozens of congregations already on their way out, the Reformed Church in America anticipates “difficult decisions” at its postponed General Synod this week. -
The EC president and CEO says he “will not and cannot” lead after its vote to waive attorney-client privilege. -
We don’t need a better guidebook or a different set of rules. We need to change the way we approach the conversation. -
Old-school evangelical leaders once knew the value of “care” over “cure.”
