If we really believe in the transformation of the gospel—that any life can be saved and changed—we cannot say to someone, “You are not welcome here.”

Do Christians need a term or label to identify ourselves?

The truth presented to us in scripture should tell us something about not only who we are but who our neighbors are: image bearers of the Father in heaven.

One evangelist's influence on our nation's leaders

A Lenten research roundup of what Americans think of sin.

President and CEO of SBC Executive Committee confesses he “initially announced my retirement earlier today without a complete explanation.”

Chicago presents a unique context for evangelism and church planting.

How the writer of "In Christ Alone" found an adversary in Wall Street.

Just because a church is small, doesn’t mean it’s broken.

What if we challenged ourselves to shift our focus from self-improvement to fostering community?

John and Nancy Ortberg, others confront megachurch with its own #MeToo moment. “The charges against me are false,” says Hybels of former friends’ “collusion.”

Allegations of child sexual abuse and staff cover-up continue to swirl. Let’s set an example for all churches to follow, bringing healing to victims and churches alike.

What can you do to keep your organization on mission?

Nehemiah mourned, fasted, and prayed; that's where you start.

More ways small churches can serve their communities

Many Russians, be they Orthodox or Evangelical, will understandably view their homeland with affection, loyalty, and patriotism.

Being a representative of Christ in a lost world requires change.

I used to think resting from work was selfish, until I considered the example of Jesus.

A simple definition based in doctrine, history, or sociology won’t do. But a vibrant stream really does exist.