Change may be necessary. But we need to get there by fighting the important battles, not the trivial ones.

You would be hard pressed not to find something truly admirable in this man who served so faithfully.

Vietnamese Christians have a unique understanding of their world and courage to do what needs doing.

While small churches may not see salvations every week, we must be ready for them when they happen.

Arab theologians advise Americans not to fear Islam’s alleged “permission to lie.”

An interview with SEND International’s first female head on missions efforts in our own backyard and abroad.

“It is not uncommon to find Brazilian missionaries in far-flung places, including among unreached people groups.”

The modern world has crippled our capacity for speaking with one another. How can we restore this dying art?

On September 18-19, the Billy Graham Center will be hosting our second annual Rural Matters conference at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois.

Why African-American Christians are divided over working with this White House.

Survey finds half of Protestants prefer to worship with people who share their views—and half believe they already do.

Takeaways from a powerful interaction with an unexpected individual.

What congregations can glean from the secular thought leaders men flock to.

Feeling lost in the discussions about biblical gender roles? Start here.

Three tips on how to build a culture of small-group involvement.

Saddleback Church deserves to be honored for baptizing 50,000 people over the last 38 years. But we should never limit our attention to churches with outsized numbers.

There’s something missing from Oxford’s splendid new Tolkien exhibit.

Fighting cartels, disease, and poverty, Mayor Jeaneth Ordoñez presides over a safe haven in an otherwise violent region.

Churches have a tremendous opportunity and responsibility to welcome former prisoners home.