I served on the RZIM board. Christians in many leadership roles can learn from my failures.

His Pentecostalism put him at odds with many but the Deliverance Church founder stood firm in his convictions “to bring back the glory of God back to the Church in these last days.”

Christians should encourage doubters’ questions. They should also discern what those questions might be seeking.

Evangelical congregations from Texas to Maine plan outreach events in the path of totality.

Experts debate the origin of the date- or nut-filled pastry, but Middle Eastern believers love the taste and the Good Friday symbolism in its shapes.

Christ’s crucified body holds the pain experienced by the church body.

Every year, we celebrate a dying and rising God who fulfills the hopes of ages past.

Few Protestant traditions continue the footwashing that Jesus did at the Last Supper. Some want a revival of the practice.

More than 100 years ago, Latin America’s most secular country abolished Christian holidays. Local church leaders have struggled to reclaim them since.

What Jesus’ midnight prayer in the garden tells us about cosmic conflict in the supernatural realm.

She won a Grammy for “We Sing Praises,” collaborated with her brother Andraé on “Jesus Is the Answer,” and worked with everyone from Billy Graham to Michael Jackson.

Sandra Glahn studies the record of an Ephesian goddess to aid our reading of a challenging passage.

In the village of Kemadang, long dry spells threatened local farmers’ livelihoods until a church-led granary brought hope.

The “cheerful prudery” of Ned Flanders has given way to vulgarity, misogyny, and partisanship. What does this mean for our witness?

Seminary head Jeff Iorg steps in after multiple resignations, failed searches, and back-to-back interim leaders.

Christians should celebrate from Palm to Easter Sunday—and everything in between.

We gained an audience but overexposed our souls.

Abstaining from eating confronts the cultural lies we believe about our bodies.

Their pastors are mostly evangelical, sometimes bivocational, and eager for additional workers and funding to better serve their communities.