Podcast

A conversation with poet and pastor Drew Jackson.

A conversation with veteran religion reporter Bob Smeitana.

Although we went to Ukraine to teach, we ended up learning much more than we expected.

Two humanitarian leaders give encouragement to helpers whose idealism will inevitably fade.

A step-by-step, survivor-focused approach to responding to clergy sexual abuse.

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

How can we be both a nation of laws, and a nation of grace?

What is happening within us impacts the ways that we serve.

Bestselling author and historian Dr. Kristin Kobes Du Mez explains how the culture of evangelicalism has fostered a collective faith that values militarism over servanthood.

Mark Noll, author of "The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind," looks back on 30 years and says there is no one evangelical mind—and that's actually ok.

A professor with the Humanitarian Disaster Institute at Wheaton College has just arrived on the border of Ukraine to assist with healthcare efforts. Here’s his report from the field.

Dr. Nicole Martin explains how Healing Groups work—and why scripture is essential to the process

They're being forced to moderate skirmishes without an answer, rather than minister, according to one Mennonite leader.

Why a church plant in Austin, TX has grown exponentially this year—plus, wisdom on being prophetic vs. being noisy.

The hit show has raised $10 million through crowdfunding—and its Christmas special topped box office charts. What drives Jenkins’ marketing philosophy?

He's served with FEMA under 3 presidents. Marcus Coleman shares with us about his calling.