What the church has to offer goes beyond entertainment and inspiration.

The former IVCF and Columbia Seminary president spoke with longtime friend Mark Labberton last fall.

Are today’s pastors more like CEOs than shepherds?

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Need Christians to help and lead at church? I know plenty.

The reasons are rooted in history.

A millennial diagnoses her generation’s complicated relationship to the body of Christ.

Churches are indispensible to lasting peace in the region.

Learning to lead in love.

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How unexpected fame and quirky family has helped Jessica Robertson share her faith.

Millennial anxiety sabotages attempts to engage the next generation. Dietrich explains why.

Small steps can lead us far from Christ.

(UPDATED) Bill de Blasio campaigned on the promise of letting churches rent school space. Now he’s asking the Supreme Court to prohibit it.

In a world of instant gratification and surface beauty, bearing fruit that will last.

And how the church can offer a different way.

The denomination gains one million each year. Some want to be more evangelical.

Our institutions can—and should— lead the way in supporting new life and growing families.

Pastors need the gospel, too.