Some revere Jim Elliot and his friends as martyrs. Others revile them as oppressors. Both sides have an incomplete picture.

Christians explore how ecological work can support the gospel mission.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our March issue).

Despite our best efforts to understand his ways, he won’t be bound by our tidy notions of divine etiquette.

Light is more than a symbol of God’s truth. It’s a tangible reminder of his love for us.

What we learn about Bible figures from the clothing they put on, take off, and tear apart.

How I found a power greater than the white powder that enslaved me.

Gen Z’s digital natives bring followers along for the experience.

Dowling Park was a retirement community built around widows and orphans. A century later, it’s a model for intergenerational ministry.

Growing old is not what it used to be. For millions of retirees, that may actually be good news.

A growing group of Jews who believe in Jesus is crossing boundaries to revive their identity and restore unity in the church.

Watching someone else build on the foundation you’ve helped establish may be the most fulfilling part of life and ministry.

The fruit of the Spirit is No. 1 at Bible Gateway—in both English and Spanish queries.

Rebel Wilson’s latest film reflects the common urge to trash romance. But love stories point us toward a deeper affection for God.

Mass crowds celebrate 1979 uprising as Christian watchdogs lament surge in arrests.

Now we live in a new age of technology, and it is having massive, unforeseen effects.

Though extremists separated me from my husband years ago, I know who holds us together.

A word of encouragement to everyone who’s felt criticized or left behind when others move on to something new, cool or cutting edge.

But if you’re hesitant about sharing the gospel in the 21st century, here's what you need to know about effectively reaching people for Christ.