2022

A man who grew up as an orphan in Sierra Leone shares his recommendation for a pinpointed approach.

On this World Refugee Day, we must commit to view refugees differently.

How can we pursue authentic credible information in a world that is constantly bombarding us with fake news?

At a time when people want to be a part of restoration, a focus on the vulnerable would help the church to stand out.

A look at the disparities—and possibilities—that currently exist between dying mainline churches and growing, ethnic congregations.

Christians leading communities plagued by cartels and gangs are baffled that American Christians would champion the right to own firearms.

The church can and should be a place of refuge and care, not just within her four walls.

While war can seem to surround us, learn how Chris Blattman’s research reveals the rarity of war and roots of it.

Two experts explain how the growing field of wisdom psychology has plenty to teach Christians— especially those helping others through adversity.

Rebuilding the destruction of war is more than just fixing roads or cleaning up cities, but bringing true healing.

Practical training and tools for responding to traumatic events–from mass shootings to the SBC sexual abuse scandal.

For those broken by the church, leaders must consider God’s heart and rebuild the fractures.

A conversation in the waiting room leads to a plea to lament.

Good intentions are not enough in a field where best practices, like kinship care, are relatively new.

Parents, teachers and anyone working with kids will find value in examining ten postures leading to healing and hope for racial reconciliation.

Study results from Springtide Research Institute show how faith leaders can make a difference.

How do we know when to act, when to wait? Nouwen’s own life showed one example.

The Great Resignation is more than just a wake-up call. It's an invitation to discern.

Though it’s her job to do the welcoming, one refugee caseworker finds herself being welcomed