These were your favorite studies on this topic.

Thanksgiving, giving thanks, and/or being thankful is both expressive and confessional. 

Each Thanksgiving season, I'm struck by the fact that people give thanks for things that they perhaps did not expect.

Upside down gratitude is the ability to give thanks even for the parts of our lives which lead us to sadness and struggle and suffer.

Confrontation at protest site forces evangelical faith from the pulpit to the public square.

In communist East Germany, the church was supposed to be a refuge from the government’s godlike gaze. But the secret police managed to bribe and flatter their way in.

The implications of recent poll numbers for the church and for the country.

As Trump administration changes US policy on Jewish settlements, Palestinian council head urges prayer for all.

And why advocates say US commitment to the cause cannot let up now.

The income gap in the US corresponds with a church attendance gap.

We’re called to offer our thanksgiving in all circumstances—but we're especially likely to when it’s a national holiday.

With the oceans no longer teeming with life, scientists and missionaries alike challenge Christians to faithfulness in the face of daunting odds.

The Edinburgh New Testament professor modeled faithful scholarship with his work on historic devotion to Jesus.

Leading complementarian theologian says he no longer believes the Bible offers only two justifiable reasons for ending a marriage.

As you watch the impeachment hearings, think through whether remaining silent is going to hinder your gospel witness. 

Suburban America is a strategic mission field.

In a short time, one church in multiple locations has become a new normal. A pioneer of the model predicts where it’s headed.

Kristina Arriaga’s surprising resignation from the USCIRF reveals some broader disagreement about who has a voice in US efforts to address persecution abroad.

A careful observation through history demonstrates that the single greatest source of a church’s catastrophic implosion comes not from imperfect theology but from deficient character.