The missiological strategies developed a generation ago should now be acted on if they still apply, updated if they do not, or put away if they are hindering mission in our time.

After reading Rebecca Manley Pippert’s follow-up to “Out of the Saltshaker,” I’ve never been more excited to talk about Jesus.

As we re-emerge from COVID-19’s initial impact, how will we find joy in sharing the simple gospel again?

Trustees release a summary of findings from an internal investigation, while a pastor who oversaw the restoration process resigns.

Robert Briggs will oversee the launch of a Philadelphia-based Bible history center and continue to foster partnerships to accelerate global translations.

All of us are thirsty, longing for something that will satisfy us completely.

As American bishops dedicate this week to religious freedom, including for Muslims in China, polls suggest a cresting of support for the church in need.

With the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, many have reminded church leaders how they need to be innovating.

How young people in Sierra Leone stepped up when an epidemic broke out.

When you’re in a conflict, you don’t want a bunch of steps, and you don’t want a big book.

Three evangelicals wrestle with faithful witness in conversations with Muslims.

God has more work to do in us.

Matrimony rates are in decline, even among conservative Christians. Here’s what that means for the future.

Advances in technology mean Christians without Scripture don't have to wait.

You’ve probably never heard this famous hymn. That’s a shame.

After an unwelcome move halfway across the world, I vented my anger to God. Then I learned to give him control.

Don’t miss the forest for the falling trees.

The future of marriage may depend on good marriages.

Why Christians erupt in song, even when hope seems lost.