A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our April issue).

What I learned about sex, my body, and the rhythms of life.

But I am grateful for what it taught me about my body and God’s role in welcoming children.

How God uses international ties to grow our compassion.

Loving my wife meant limiting the number of children we conceived together.

If Christian broadcaster Stendal goes on trial in Colombia, missions work nationwide may be at risk.

A history of contraceptives in the United States.

The frustrations of female sports fans.

The 'Blind Lawyer' recounts his fight against Communism's corruptions.

Research suggests Christians are downplaying ‘Israeli’ and ‘Palestinian’ labels, but losing ministry opportunities as a result.

Our Decision to Follow Catholic Teaching about Marriage

(UPDATED) CEO: "The stewards of the ministry have done this out of love for the mission of Family Christian.'

Ten-year-old girl from Mosul becomes Christian broadcaster SAT-7’s most-watched interview ever.

Taliban-linked killings provoke unusually violent reaction by Christian minority.

President Obama’s call for normalizing relations offers a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Cuban and American churches to strengthen their ties.

Two long-closed countries are opening up. Should US short-term missionaries go?

Meanwhile, creditors object to bankruptcy plan they claim will mainly benefit one man.

Mary McLeod Bethune, Moody Bible Institute, and the legacy of majority culture.

A response to Rachel Stone's post about contraception and global health.