Bearing witness to our past and present reveals a relentless love in the face of evil.

Scripture warns against sloth—and against using it to explain away oppression.

After fleeing Cuba, my family was barely surviving. Then a California church gave us a new lease on life.

James K. A. Smith accompanies the church father on a journey through the human heart.

Yes, work matters. But our quest for belonging in the office is often misguided.

Chosen by Elizabeth Musser, author of "When I Close My Eyes" (Bethany House).

Chosen by Graham Cole, author of "Against the Darkness: The Doctrine of Angels, Satan, and Demons" (Crossway).

Artists and storytellers cultivate beauty and mystery. So do teachers, parents, and church potluck planners.

The more we take Scripture seriously, the more we’ll find ourselves laughing along with it.

Suffering and ministry turmoil left me devastated. Jesus met me there.

“Hero” is the first and last word that comes to mind as I reflect on the passing of Dr. Lon Allison.

A critical part of the broader diaspora movement of people is international students among us.

Preemptive Love’s Jeremy Courtney says despite the Turkey deal, “This crisis shows no sign of letting up, and we can’t either.”

There are ways we can help twenty-somethings find their place in their faith community.

The North African faithful are holding sit-ins and prayer rallies to protest a government campaign that’s shut down a third of Protestant congregations.

Walter Kim, PCA pastor and former Park Street Church minister, becomes the first leader of color at the helm of the 77-year-old organization.

“Families raising children with intellectual disabilities are an unreached people group.”

A faith-based marriage campaign in Jacksonville appears to have driven divorce rates down. Can the model be replicated?

In both England and America, their political experiments collapsed. But they left behind a spiritual legacy that still inspires.