My Easter weekend with missionaries who follow Christ to the uttermost.

Why we need quiet disciples. Like the ones in this issue.

Five Christians shaping their city of 8.3 million.

How Jimmy Lee went from childhood bully to director of Restore NYC.

Church leaders have almost always faced off over pastors' shaving habits.

How the story of Joseph helps us fight feelings of hopelessness.

Why George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the Trayvon Martin case created racial havoc across America—but not at the trial’s epicenter.

Mocked and derided across the cultural spectrum, the message of “health and wealth” enjoys wider support than one might imagine.

The church needs grace, too.

It’s time for women of faith to make amends.

Instead of separating from our local government, churches in my hometown partnered with it.

The local, highly ordinary gospel witness of Zoe Livable Church.

Experts weigh in on Jim Standridge's recent, mid-sermon rant.

An astonishing number of non-Christians in the U.S. and Canada don't know any Christians. Here's why.

Meet the go-to couple in South Florida for social justice work.

What I learned from my church culture shock.

My glimpse into the hopes, anxieties, and regrets of the homeless in Harvard Square.

Christians have good reasons to resist gender-neutral alternatives.

I never acted on my angry reaction to news stories. Until Nirbhaya was killed.