I was using Jesus as a means to an end in my ministry.

Instead of worrying that the urgency of life will ruin our productivity, we need to be careful not to let the urgency of productivity ruin our life.

“Most Christians who speak God do so passively.”

The walls we build around our ministries can lull us into spiritual complacency.

The pressing questions shaping African-American millennial faith are issues of injustice.

The Charles W. Colson Scholarship was designed to equip former inmates for ministry. Here is Colson's message to the 2006 recipients.

The Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College has partnered with the Global Diaspora Network to launch the Institute.

But more than a third incorrectly believe Christians suffer less than half of world’s religious freedom violations.

Two theologians ask how their discipline can start mattering to ordinary believers again.

What does it mean to be prepared to share the gospel?

A deeper problem lies beneath recent stories of swelling rivers, soggy small towns, and feel-good relief efforts.

The church has always been blessed by our differences.

Latest example of immigration officials deploying Scripture to keep former Muslims out of UK comes as Church of England adds an official Farsi liturgy due to demand.

How unsettling literature teaches us to confront pain and suffering—at any age.

The 2018 General Social Survey reports American evangelicals holding steady amid growth of the unaffiliated—and a surprising uptick for mainline Protestants.

As Christian doctors and development workers take on tuberculosis, trust is key to the cure.

“Unbelievers needs to see that we care for them, not just their postmortem souls but all of who they are as fallen image-bearers of God.”

The prophets launch their words into the future. Where do they land?

“There are millions who will never hear strong biblical teaching unless teachers are willing to go.”