Sometimes there is more to the story than just a bored listener.

For believers, both old and new relationships carry an eternal weight and value.

The Oscar–nominated film started a conversation that the church can learn from.

How a social reformer, a lawyer, a doctor, and a peacemaker changed the subcontinent.

The Latino population boom has resulted in more passionate, growing churches in the US. Can pastors keep building on the momentum?

Leaders of Russian-speaking followers of Yeshua discuss whether making aliyah is a commandment, a blessing, or a choice.

Conservative Anglicans’ gathering in April comes after the Church of England’s “disqualifying” decision to bless same-sex marriages.

How the acclaimed Bible teacher found a new church home.

Publishers and authors have played along by pushing celebrity blurbs—but it’s time to rewrite the rules of promotion.

Bauxite mining would threaten birds, plants, and clean water.

She says her new book is “not just for me, but it’s also for the victims.”

The successor of Hudson Taylor as leader of the China Inland Mission never sought fame but was remembered for his earnest prayers.

The greatest threat to the church today isn’t apostasy—it’s regionalism.

Look at history! Revivals rarely stay put.

The Global Methodist Church welcomes Scott Jones, who led Methodists in Texas and had advocated for the “extreme center” and “staying at the table.”

What this Jamaican missionary loves about the island—and wishes more Western media and donors knew about it.

Christian students aren’t afraid to ask questions and continue to seek the “still, small voice” of the Spirit.

Facing persecution and economic decline, seven leaders share perspectives on a vote that will “make or mar” the future of a religiously divided nation.

But they struggle to promote "I dos" without sidelining single people in their flocks.