Too many Christians fail to consider the propensity leaders have to abuse power.

Here’s how the church is faring as the country experiences increasing political tumult, blackouts, water shortages, and out of control inflation.

Leaving the limelight didn’t heal my pride; it only disguised it.

Recovering A Biblical Understanding of Power

The same church father who experienced a radical turn to faith also preached a gospel of continual conversion.

Many young Christians clearly hold a negative view of evangelism. But why?

We seldom see the value of smaller congregations, even when the facts show them to us.

Michael McClymond decries the rising popularity of an idea Christians have rejected for most of church history.

Religious pluralism has provided space for the Gospel to be heard.

A conversation about Christian mindfulness.

The smaller the church, the more discipleship is caught through relationships than it's taught through preaching.

An astronomer ponders one of Jesus' most memorable sayings.

How Lois McMaster Bujold’s Hugo Award–winning stories depict reverence in the face of divine mystery.

Bunyan exposes existential nerves through his nuanced treatment of darkness.

“Young Latino transnational believers in Christ have the relational life skills necessary to be transcultural missionaries and intercultural leaders.”

Churches on either end of the size spectrum are usually seen as fulfilling their calling. But those in the middle? Not so much.

On the first day of Lent, I’m reminded of a love that “alters not” and “bears it out even to the edge of doom.”

The US congregations most likely to grow are the 10 percent that already have more than 250 worshipers.

When chosen wisely, a gap year can meet a student exactly where they are and provide what they need to thrive in college.