Dr. Elizabeth Drury on the importance of terminology in multiethnic ministry and discussions.

Once largely monocultural, Asian Americans' churches are now as diverse as the country they call home.

As for me and my house, we'll serve in our single years.

Idolatry is still trying to work its way into our lives.

The campus ministry has pioneered intentional, personalized training for Asian American leaders.

The pharisaical spirit often hides in fields of high expectations.

The Seattle pastor believes Asian Americans need to speak out about race in America.

Asian American Christians are growing in influence and audience. Will they be embraced by their broader church family?

Effective strategies help form fruitful ministries.

In just 13 years and a grand total of 250 converts, Bartholomaeus Ziegenbalg changed the course of modern missions.

How Christian orgs in Africa are shifting from development to emergency relief to help fight the outbreak.

Michael Horton's message to restless believers: Stay put, and build the church.

It takes more than good intentions to do urban ministry—it requires spiritual armor.

Bart Campolo's departure from Christianity–some reflections about faith and (our) families.

Propel calls on the church to equip and validate working women.

What would it look like for Christians to love Muslims enough to share Jesus with them?

Sarah Rainer, Doctor of Psychology, explains how psychology and Christianity relate to each other.

Theologian Gary Anderson shows how acts of charity embody faith in the goodness of God and his creation.

A satirical take on Christian gender roles.