A look at America’s favorite God-and-country tunes, from Revolutionary War anthems to a Trump-inspired musical number.

The founder of the Lasting app aims to offer portable counseling support to married millennials—especially those with kids.

African officials pled with faith healers to let doctors treat the latest fatal outbreak.

The more we can mobilize our young people, the better.

The influential leader kept teaching—and learning—homiletics over his 70-year career.

Christians should be ready to care for those in the aftermath of divorce without making their pain worse.

God has been stirring and the church has been uniting.

Samaria has always been as fruitful a venue for the gospel as it has been a repulsive place for God’s people to initially consider engaging.

We should seek their well-being—but also prepare for strong disagreement on what that entails.

We’ll never reach them with biblical truth without first understanding their experiences.

But as I poured out my anger on the world, Jesus was waiting to pour out his perfect love.

How a friend’s tragic death gave me a new perspective on hope.

On questions of race, religious liberty, and political power, the Baptist preacher should be our guiding light.

Why a scriptural imagination is essential to the making and enjoying of art.

Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove’s necessary rebuke on race rests on a sadly truncated gospel.

The simplest questions can open the door to amazing conversations.

After 20 years of tackling the “hole in our gospel,” World Vision's most recent president is fine retiring with some tasks unfinished.

The “Ordinary Time” of summer invites us to give the extraordinary Good News.

We long to see the power of the Holy Spirit energizing the Church.