And how I learned that oversharing brings us together.

Are you an effective teacher, really? Ask yourselves some key questions.

Some thought on collective sin, responsibility, and healing.

Pastors of established churches should be engaged in church planting.

Church planting is difficult, but a few simple actions can make it a bit easier.

Southern Baptist leaders would rather ‘the only consistently growing group in baptisms’ be shrinking.

A new biography highlights both their virtues and their flaws.

Matthew Vines rehashes older arguments for a modern audience. But those arguments still don’t square with Scripture.

Demand for sermons can stay strong even after the preacher's moral failure.

What's in a word? A look at "missional" and its history of meaning.

When you’re about the only white man in a sea of black faces, you learn strange things. A dispatch from the Hampton Ministers' Conference.

How we respond to thanks matters.

Abstaining Christian activists of previous generations were radically committed to the common good.

Embracing healing touch in a culture that shies away from physical contact.

In a rush to shed our separatist past, have young evangelicals forgotten to love their neighbors?

What do Christians do about mental illness? Do we look to Scripture, science, or both?

Resisting the pressure to dress-up our lives for church friends.

Tim Keller says Christianity needs to make emotional sense before it can make rational sense.

Life is tough. We must understand the freedom of being real with God, writes Rick Bezet.