Plaintiff joins lawsuit with request for more than $1 million.

Evangelism at its simplest is the telling of the gospel. But evangelism includes not just the telling.

We read about waging a smarter war on porn, Richard Mouw wrestling with evangelicalism, and Why secular substitutes for religion will always leave us exhausted and unhappy.

The 2020 project shows shifting complexity of organized religion.

The missionary physicians of the 21st century will be Africans—and US missions agencies couldn’t be happier.

A sociologist explains a congregation's contributions to the local economy.

Lessons from the Magi on being simultaneously threatened and “overwhelmed by joy.”

Churches may someday lose their tax-exempt status. Would that be as bad as it sounds?

The Old Testament is vital for understanding the New Testament. It’s also indispensable all by itself.

A personal story about a hero who changes lives forever.

Declining fertility rates and environmental crisis challenge our understandings of family, stewardship, and being a good neighbor.

Remembering scholar Lamin Sanneh, theologian Jean Vanier, evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, and others.

After an eight-year legal battle, this Christian school is now thriving.

A mother’s meditation on sin, guilt, and the grace of self-doubt.

John Starke gives us a compelling vision of the praying life—and the practices to turn that vision into a reality.

Chosen by Heather Day Gilbert, author of contemporary mysteries and Viking historical novels.