Hospitality demands that some things be clear from the start.

Ministers may now use the title “pastor” regardless of gender.

Cut off from the world, Cambodian churches emerged with new opportunities and challenges.

Evangelicals in Chad are celebrating unexpected partnerships—and new converts—from recent projects in minority languages.

Kids’ addictions to their phones isn’t a legislative issue. It’s a discipleship one.

Unless seminaries leave the ivory tower for local leaders in the public square. Like these ones have.

GOP presidential candidates offer weak hope and a new anti-LBGTQ law shakes up Uganda.

The Campus Crusade evangelism strategist wanted everyone in the world to hear the good news that God loved them.

As the COVID-19 emergency ends, the church can lead the world into a spirit of amnesty.

Many from India’s tribal Kuki community have fled their homes. Amid ongoing violence, returning isn’t an option.

Not everything that’s a sin is a crime—let alone one punishable by death.

Bola Tinubu spurned tradition to pick a fellow Muslim as his running mate. Believers wonder if he will champion greater Islamization, be the figure able to resist it, or listen to his evangelical wife.

The hidden glamour of discipline and hard work.

In her own season of crisis, therapist Sarah Bontrager realized that Jesus is exactly who he said he is.

How did a name the Puritans made popular take off in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese immigrant circles?

Gregory XIII joins Martin Luther, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and many other Christians with an astronomical tribute.

A surprising psalm changed my view on God’s presence during seasons of trial.

Draft law agreed to by 11 major denominations now needs approval by parliament.

The pastor and author talks about the power of Christ’s presence in our lives.

Pastors and professors reflect on the ethical dilemma of extrajudicial justice against Ottoman officials responsible for genocide, and on commemorating their killers today.

Harrison Scott Key’s latest book gives a tragi-comic take on the Christian humility required to stay married.

From the Exodus to the Gospels, Scripture is shot through with images of labor pains leading to joy.

Manifesting isn’t the answer. Consenting to holiness is.

Conservative and progressive Christians favor different approaches, and both have their place.

Tearfund and A Rocha see the impact in humanitarian crises now and want to organize churches to help.

The Spirit is at work, but so are the mechanisms around high-production sets.

One formed me. The other entertained me.

It’s easy to forget that even the smallest gifts point to incredible divine abundance.

Experts from around the world explain the consequences of the AI revolution for believers on and off the internet.

In our pursuit of mental wellness, author Aundi Kolber helps us appreciate God’s “slow miracles.”

The New York pastor’s winsome witness taught us all how to seek the good of our cities.

Interview with scholar of American Salafism finds commonalities—and potential for engagement—between the austere Islamic interpretive movement and the Christian community most wary of them.

One generation of Soviet refugees is welcoming another.

The late pastor theologian gave strong counsel to me and so many others in ministry.

From Beirut to Barcelona, pastors reflect on his influence.

What the Reformed pastor saw in the continent's Christians—and why it earned him the respect of its church planters.

How Christians can differentiate suffering in a destructive relationship from acting self-sacrificially in a godly partnership.

The Spirit’s descent at Pentecost is a model for diverse and distributed leadership.

Two Chinese Christian women ministered to their cellmates and prison guards with stories, prayers, and hymns.

The theologian, academic, and author invites Christians to rethink their worries.

How an American school teacher spread God's love in King Leopold's Congo.

Despite what Chinese religions and pop culture might suggest, they stay human—and that’s a good thing.

A Thai couple has spent the past 50 years teaching and practicing contextualized evangelism in their country.

The current debates about sexuality are missing an ecological perspective.

Remembering the great pastor, theologian, author, and friend.

While churches offer more support and encouragement, attendees say they’re less likely to see personal involvement.