The demographics of many US congregations make sanctuaries a risky place for gatherings to resume.

Christianity Today’s theological explorations of pain and sickness.

A panel during the GC2 Summit allowed for a discussion of these topics with several members of the Wheaton College School of Psychology, Counseling, and Family Therapy.

How “theological triage” helps us pick our battles on matters of faith.

Mentre COVID-19 manda il globo in crisi, ci mette anche in ginocchio.

Les médecins réfléchissent théologiquement à trois contributions chrétiennes uniques pour faire face au COVID-19.

We are in the midst of a crisis that is forcing the church to learn a new song and dance.

What David French makes of the Southern Baptist leader’s change and why he thinks white evangelical support for the president has grown.

We continue to innovate, pivot our strategies, and seek new ways to keep one another connected to God’s Word and to each other.

How rediscovering creation around us can deepen our connection with God.

Dirk Obbink accused of selling papyrus fragments to Hobby Lobby and California collector.

No concern is too little for his loving care.

Even as there are emerging signs of optimism in combating COVID-19, the demands of this season on pastors and church leaders are not likely to lessen in the near future.

Christlikeness, not social distancing, is key to male-female contact in the church.

How we can know God isn’t acting now as he acted against Pharaoh.

How to take care of yourself as you care for others.

How Mike Pence and Queen Victoria both started intellectual debates over these avenues of healing.

Responses to our March issue.

Pope Francis condemns deterrence and the New START Treaty is set to expire. Where should Protestants stand?