Linda Barkman was incarcerated after the man she lived with murdered her toddler. But she turned hardship into ministry.

An interview with Dominique Dubois Gilliard.

The cultivation of our love for God isn’t something we can nurture all on our own.

Despite its lowest attendance in decades, InterVarsity’s historic conference aims to combat student cynicism through scriptural hope.

Apostle Paul was able to gather multiethnic audiences because he knew how the various people who gathered would hear what was being said.

How history's revivals teach us to prayer, when Jesus showed up in the anatomy lab, and what really happens when you disciple a murderer.

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How African Americans outpaced the country in Scripture-savvy—and why ministry leaders expect even more from them.

Jesus’ family tree offers more than a history lesson.

What evangelicals are afraid of losing, if we really believe in “Reckless Love,” and why a survivor of Larry Nassar's abuse says there's more to the gospel than forgiveness.

As a child of the Iranian Revolution, I wanted nothing to do with religion.

Researcher Mary Lederleitner explores the confusions and frustrations they face.

The Bible refers to fellow Christians as "brothers and sisters," but how often do we treat them as family?

Eugene Cho explains why he stepped down from Quest Church, ministers reflect on Eugene Peterson’s influence, and Noe Garcia reveals the challenges of hosting John McCain’s memorial service.

While the core of scriptural truth remains the same from culture to culture, the outworking of those truths is much more fluid.

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Indonesian churches are blasted by a family of suicide bombers, North Korea frees American Christians, and Leah Sharibu inspires Nigerian believers.

The peace on earth and good will to men we so desperately long for are only possible because of that lowly manger scene.

The abbreviation offends 6 in 10 evangelicals, but its history is deeply Christian