The new year brings new regulations—but thankfully not the worship and seminary bans evangelicals initially feared.

Research shows our society's widespread isolation. What's the church's role in alleviating it?

Indonesian churches are blasted by a family of suicide bombers, North Korea frees American Christians, and Leah Sharibu inspires Nigerian believers.

Rather than living in a world of constant questions, we allow this tiny babe in a manger to give us the answer.

Most of us have an idea of what peace looks like. But is that the peace that Christ promises?

The peace on earth and good will to men we so desperately long for are only possible because of that lowly manger scene.

In a smaller church, we can’t equip others to do hands-on ministry unless we’re hands-on ourselves.

Like Christmas itself, we can become nostalgic about reconciliation rather than embrace the messy grace and humility that it requires.

Money touches everything we do, but most pastors haven't been taught as much about it as we should have been.

The abbreviation offends 6 in 10 evangelicals, but its history is deeply Christian

Sociologists: The sick and poor are more likely to seek blessings through Bible-reading.

To acquit Asia Bibi of blasphemy, Pakistan’s Supreme Court relied on supposed seventh-century treaty by Islam’s prophet.

Both C. S. Lewis and Job held onto their faith when their worlds imploded. Now psychologists suggest clues to understanding how the mind endures in suffering.

The country loses an estimated $130 million in aid by expelling 18 international charities.

Israeli policy holds up Christmas travel plans for believers in the Palestinian strip.

God’s messengers can be both bombastic and surprisingly subdued.

Tyndale sues the boy who didn't come back from heaven, Bethel Church survives the Redding Carr Fire, and the Nobel Peace Prize goes to a Christian doctor who heals rape victims.

Poverty, cultural stigmas, and blasphemy laws make life taxing for religious minorities.

Two of our favorite Christmas stories teach us that no one can be redeemed in isolation.