Online evangelists report the equivalent success of one Billy Graham crusade per day.

In a nation still plagued with injustice, we remember history so we can move forward.

Thanks to innovations in accountability, poverty-fighting efforts are flourishing like never before.

(UPDATED) Christian leader: In light of 'barbaric record with the captured, the destiny of these families is a major concern to us.'

How to find the downtime you never realized you had.

Murders spark largest outreach ever amid new freedoms and new threats.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our March issue).

Christians, of all people, should know that.

The mom of a Muslim convert reflects on our impulse to assume the worst.

For separated families, Lunar New Year reunions mean more than ever.

As Coptic Christians mourn ISIS beheadings, they praise the response of their government and Muslim neighbors.

Addressing a sin that afflicts 1 in 4 US women.

Former congressman offers six-point plan. But killing continues as ISIS-linked terrorists behead 21 Christians in Libya.

Models to medical professionals debate weight and size labels.

The temptation to withdraw is ever with us.

In a world of impurity and disease, vulnerability pushes us to community and to Christ.

How Shannon Sedgwick Davis helped dismantle the Ugandan warlord's reign of terror.

And yet we couldn't raise $2000 to help 500 families. A guest post by Stephanie Meredith

Scholar Warren Larson has a surprising answer to this difficult question.