Pastoral submission amid a pandemic: Who should Christians heed when following Romans 13 and Hebrews 13 seems to conflict?

How rethinking worship can improve accessibility for people with disabilities.

An English town’s response to hardship in the 17th century offers a challenge to the global church today.

Chosen by Megan Hill, author of "A Place to Belong: Learning to Love the Local Church" (Crossway).

What does it mean when traditional worship is absent from in-person Sunday services?

Disruption creates the environment where lasting transformation takes place.

We’ve long preached sustainable development over handouts. The pandemic forces us to change our approach—for now.

The responses of M.A. in Humanitarian and Disaster Leadership students offer a template for how we can all serve in this moment.

After a pandemic killed millions, one woman still boldly shared God’s love.

Our churches are essential, but whether it is critical to gather is another question.

What the ‘AKA Jane Roe’ documentary gets wrong.

How one New York City food ministry is thriving, even behind masks.

Seated at the right hand of God, what’s Jesus doing up there?

How a postwar evangelical movement to unite mind and heart spread to campuses across the country.

The powerful are scheming. The biggest truths have been hidden. Did the apostle Paul love conspiracy theories?

How a third century bishop’s response to the plague inspired the church.

Read in full the famous reformer’s advice on Christian faithfulness amid pandemics like the coronavirus.

The German reformer would call COVID-19 an "alien work of God."

Empower your people. Mobilize the church.

When Mount St. Helens erupted, plants returned amid ruin. This pandemic holds the same glory.

How God got my attention when I thought I was too good for grace.

Cotton Mather’s response to an outbreak in his community was inspired by Onesimus’s life story.

A panel of public health & ministry experts share their insights on navigating this next COVID-19 phase.

And that’s good news, because it helps us pursue goodness, truth, and beauty.

Does the biblical pattern of disaster and discipline with a call to repent apply to COVID-19?

Or are reports of their death greatly exaggerated?

How and why these killings—and Christians’ responses to them—changed over the centuries.

A livestream event to help Christians find common ground with those whose beliefs are radically different from their own

The Wesleyan Methodist scholar pushed for “opening up the ecumenical door" to all traditions.

Instructions for publishers.

A pastor identifies three pieces of glass that isolate us from our neighbors and communities.

What drove this Southern Baptist missionary to spend more than 35 years in healthcare in India.

I wish the world saw me as a Christian first, not as a threat.

How believers can reach out and encourage followers of Islam during Ramadan.

The group’s latest album offers a timely message for this global moment.

Parenting children requires a rich understanding of God’s nature.

Even as technology made communication quicker, these Coptic leaders ministered through snail mail.

Our cultural values are making us sad: money, mortality, and fear of missing out.

A global health expert suggests a phased plan for congregations gathering again amid this pandemic.

“When this all began, I thought that with a simmering level of a culture war that we have on both sides that this is going to explode.”

A journalist sketches an affectionate portrait of the faith and values of itinerant farm workers in America’s heartland.

Insights from the Spiritual First Aid Summit

Saudi Arabia and civil war ravaged Yemen. And now this.

God’s immense love is seen in his care for the minute sorrows of his people.