Cheer on These Christian Olympians from Around the World
Meet the women and men who make their faith a priority as they compete in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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Billionaires Are Traveling to Space. Should Christians Celebrate?
Weighing whether discovery in the heavens is money well spent or if their riches are better invested at home.
From Eric Liddell to Allyson Felix: Why Faithful Fans Are Drawn to Olympians
Christian athletes testify to the gospel in competition and beyond.
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Who wins in the race for the most accurate Bible translation?
On Answering with Gentleness and Respect
Christians are called to good-faith interactions online.
Trusting God with Your Illness Is No Prescription for Passivity
Early Americans bore energetic witness to bodily suffering. What can their example teach believers today?
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Tweeting While Black
Esau McCaulley on interpreting Scripture and making social media less confrontational, more invitational.
Cuban Christians Connect Prayers to Protests
United more than ever across denominations, many evangelicals want “homeland and life” over “homeland or death.”
The Mountain Goats’ Latest Pandemic Release Looks into the Darkness
In “Dark in Here,” singer John Darnielle explores a bleak but enchanted world—all the way back to the biblical story of Jonah.
After Challenging Season, World Relief Names New President
Myal Greene is optimistic about resuming robust refugee resettlement programs under the Biden administration.
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