Never say, ‘never say’: How our lists and language rules may be over-the-top.

Pastors must lead their people to live on mission, focused on God, not themselves.

But stay away from our daughters. A guest post by Romesh Wijesooriaya

A dozen women and men have contributed essays related to racial reconciliation in the evangelical church.

Avoid church culture pendulum swings—concern yourself with proclaiming the gospel.

How the church can help develop a 'we' culture for the next generation.

Why have the perks of faithful adulthood become our best-kept secret?

People who do ministry are going to fail. The question is: "What are you going to do about it?"

Neither Granny’s castoffs nor HGTV trends belong in church buildings.

What you think of when you hear the word "missional" matters to how you seek to be missional yourself.

Testing the boundaries of outreach evangelism.

When connecting students to mission, we must first point them to Jesus, then encourage them to own their mission.

Unmarried ministers offer a unique understanding of devotion to Christ alone.

Connecting students to God's mission first requires us to know the mission of the Son of God.

Violence against women calls for an immediate, institution-wide response from Christians.

J. R. Briggs sympathizes with church leaders who don't live up to expectations.

Churches must assess themselves in an effort to be more effective at making disciples.

Our God pursues the lost and so should we.

Walter Strickland talks blind spots and diversity in the church.