The Evangelical Missiological Society founder changed how we think of contextualizing the gospel.

New offerings and global reach prompt more institutions to adopt “university” designation.

How to understand the “catastrophe” of 1948 and its impact on today’s Israel.

The end of school invites retrospection. But we have something better to look forward to.

The key is not the total suspension of confidence or even certainty, but rather the judicious placement of confidence and trust.

Throughout American history, groups have given it different, often conflicting meanings. Can they all be right?

Nazarene officials say ‘God is still in control’ after regional leaders die on the way home from Havana retreat.

The body of Christ is breaking in Israel amid Jerusalem embassy move and Gaza border violence.

Pastors need a game plan for discipling over-committed families.

Instead of striving for church growth, I encourage churches and pastors to work on increasing their capacity for effective ministry.

“It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking that if you’re maximizing growth, you’re also maximizing success.” (Bo Burlingham, in Small Giants)

We American Christians have a biblical call to reduce firearm deaths in our land.

As hard as we work to grow bigger, how many of us stop to ask the essential question “what are the advantages of bigness?”

Nevertheless, the saucy British writer made the pious vociferously angry.

The infamous pyramid was never an accurate description of how people act, let alone a guide to discipleship.

My hardest lesson as a social worker? God wants me to be close to the brokenhearted as much as he wants me to save them.

I couldn’t not share of this great love I had just encountered because I couldn’t bear the thought of anyone else feeling like I had.

Scholar John Goldingay wants readers to rediscover the original feel of the Old Testament in his new translation.

How the president on the other side of the Moral Majority ended up invited to its unofficial headquarters.