This is a very hard season for the church in America, and frankly, a season in which many cannot yet see the end in sight.

Amidst our missional and church planting efforts, we must not forget about the stories of individuals.

I don’t know that I have many answers, but I know what is true and I must keep holding on.

There are so many needs to fill and sometimes the enormity of it all can feel paralyzing.

Three sociologists look at the impact of this growing body of believers on the American church.

Evangelism in a postmodern context is predicated on listening well.

“It is not uncommon to find Brazilian missionaries in far-flung places, including among unreached people groups.”

The modern world has crippled our capacity for speaking with one another. How can we restore this dying art?

On September 18-19, the Billy Graham Center will be hosting our second annual Rural Matters conference at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois.

Survey finds half of Protestants prefer to worship with people who share their views—and half believe they already do.

What congregations can glean from the secular thought leaders men flock to.

Three tips on how to build a culture of small-group involvement.

Feeling lost in the discussions about biblical gender roles? Start here.

Churches have a tremendous opportunity and responsibility to welcome former prisoners home.

But his method of restoring “sacred words” to our common vocabulary runs the risk of redefining them.

Church planting is evangelistically effective only to the degree that it is evangelistically focused from the beginning.

The hurricane that destroyed the island has completely shaken its approach to ministry.

Why Christians should worry less about protecting their information and think more about giving it away.

Legal definitions of privacy focus on these three key areas of protection.