Our primary posture should not be protection, but showing the love of Christ.

As hardships come, you have 1 of 3 options.

Advice from Christians in the “Antioch of Asia” on how your congregation can survive, and thrive, amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

Conselhos dos cristãos na “Antioquia da Ásia” sobre como sua congregação pode sobreviver—e prosperar—em meio ao surto de COVID-19.

Consejos de cristianos en la “Antioquía de Asia” sobre cómo su congregación puede sobrevivir (y prosperar) en medio del brote de COVID-19.

Rather than seeing our world through the lens of everything that’s broken I argue we should use a lens with four main features.

We are integrated beings which means our faith is not separate from what we do.

The Cross calls me to cross the pew.

Harvesting requires intentional investment with those who, often on the surface, have no interest in the good news of Jesus, or at least in the cultural assumptions they have about Him and His church.

Defining this “super-spiritual” word

A tribute to a pathbreaking Pentecostal historian who also knew the value of a cannoli to a grad student.

True church growth transfers people from the domain of darkness into the glorious light of Christ.

How shepherding others through messy situations brings our own sin and insufficiency to the surface.

The truth is that Christians never retire. Until our last breath, God has work for us to do.

16세기 종교개혁가의 흑사병에 대한 성찰이 오늘 나와 같은 의학도에게, 그리고 코로나바이러스에 직면한 중국과 전 세계의 그리스도인들에게 방향을 제시해 줄 수 있다.

What early Christian ascetics teach us about the strange hope of Lent.

Paul knew that if people became the central focus of the church, the church would be conformed into the image of people not the image of Christ.

Christians feel the cravings of the season even more acutely amid the outbreak.

What Kierkegaard taught me about reviving the spirit of the season.