A year after a historic vote to settle stance on homosexuality, the denomination is planning for divide.

It’s surprisingly hard to remember that “our” ministry is actually God’s doing.

Our ongoing call to offer clarity in confusing times.

Pew Research Center finds more mentions of praise in black churches’ messages and more mentions of sin in evangelicals’.

How to move forward in the complicated relationship of African Americans and Jews.

In Old Testament poetry, we find echoes of our deepest longings.

More than anything else, and perhaps now more than ever, a seeking world needs to see the shibboleth of Jesus by the people who claim to represent his name.

Our desperate pleas for a clear sign from the heavens may be answered already.

Online outlets like CaringBridge, GoFundMe, and social media accounts have the power to turn individual medical crises into trending topics.

How Christians lost the benefit of the doubt—and why we need to find the good in each other again.

Why Arminians and Reformers squared off 400 years ago.

Vietnam deserves a priority place on our prayer list as we lift our voices as spiritual advocates for the world.

In addition to historic recognition by US lawmakers, this week a new patriarch was finally elected in Istanbul, Turkey.

Politics remain divisive, but churches seek unity in prayer.

Mix up your holiday listening with releases from Phil Wickham, Audrey Assad, and others.

Following the rituals of the church calendar remind me that my life is part of the larger story of God’s creation, redemption, and restoration.

Before we look at strategy or plans, let’s first look to Jesus and to what he wants to do in and through us. After all, he led us into ministry, and he can give us the strength and guidance to help us continue, and finish well, no matter how long the journey ahead. 

Psychology suggests why we shouldn't look down on the faith of the young.

Pastors are called on constantly to help people fix their lives, because pastors minister to people who are broken. But pastors are broken people, too.