Lessons from a DC church on how the power of the pulpit engages the power of politicians.

When we’re not guarding our hearts, minds and morals, the spotlight and the shadows can be equally dangerous.

The outrage against David Platt's prayer for President Trump reveals more about us than David.

An ancient heresy continues to affect our culture in surprising ways.

While Franklin Graham aims to consolidate the late evangelist’s legacy, some scholars raise concerns about research opportunities.

Leaders must continually evaluate what they can do without.

The New York Times columnist hasn’t become a Christian of the “Protestant evangelical variety,” but his latest book offers a fine example of spiritual autobiography.

The “radical” pastor prayed for the president during an unannounced stop at his suburban DC megachurch.

Churches don’t need to get bigger to do great ministry. Many small churches are doing it already.

“There is a much greater openness to the gospel among Jewish people in North America, Eastern Europe, and also in Israel today.”

It takes more than a pulpit to train up your people in the way they should go.

How is the church meant to heed Paul’s directive to pray for “those in authority”?

Those using the hemp-based product often find relief amid a lack of understanding and regulation.

Christianity is and always will be a mobile faith.

Four countercultural insights for outgoing students.

How the church played a role in the fight for voting rights. 

The delayed penalties for James MacDonald’s church have some evangelicals challenging the financial watchdog’s role and others defending it.

Evangelical faith is no longer characterized by its initial passion.

What are the things that undergird the church itself?