Jesus warned his disciples that following him would cost them.

World Vision flips the script on child sponsorship, James MacDonald fired from Harvest Bible Chapel, and comedian John Crist cancels tour over sexual harassment allegations.

Resumption of Christmas tradition comes as US State Department downgrades African nation on religious freedom blacklist.

How a gay atheist teenager found Jesus, how a Southern Baptist Bible teacher is shaking up her denomination, and why our editor in chief spoke out against Trump.

A glimpse at the important excavation work revealed this year.

God didn’t #WakeUpOlive, but the gospel teaches Christ’s solidarity with suffering.

One-on-One with Phil Reinders and Khenva Dave on Missions Hub, a network of missions agencies, churches, and groups on the University of Toronto campus that are committed to sharing the good news of Christ.

There are many journeys in the Christmas story.

Mary’s song of Christmas cheer is one of joy and hope and she reminds the audience that God is in the process of turning an upside-down world back right side up.

Perhaps God has something to teach us if we’re willing to posture ourselves to listen and learn from voices beyond our homogenous echo chambers. 

Em pleno Natal, uma família refugiada foge do perigo.

At the heart of the holiday, new parents fleeing danger.

En medio de las fiestas navideñas, los padres primerizos huyen del peligro.

Many myths have been added to the greatest story ever told.

When the kingdom innovates, we see creative reframing, practical obedience, Spirit-led decision-making, fruitful action, humble leadership, and faithful planning.

The prominent apologist investigated miracles in the 21st century. Here’s what he found.

This season, we’re invited to see symbols of the Nativity not as quaint supplements to doctrinal truth but as robust invitations to faith.

If we are going to use the term discipleship to talk about helping believers mature, our focus has to be more mission driven and evangelistically focused.

Rising religious persecution worldwide means that a greater percentage of international students will return to unfriendly environments.