The history of the Axum Empire and Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.

The stigma that was often attached to pursuing mental wellness is slowly going away—and Americans are increasingly taking charge of their mental health because of it.

What makes a college “evangelical” or “fundamentalist?” The dividing lines weren’t always so clear.

Sometimes a step back is the best way forward.

Are you planning time in your schedule for Sabbath?

The answer to bad stewardship isn’t more money or more faith. It’s better stewardship.

The state of faith in the East African country nearly 25 years after its brutal genocide.

God needs willing workers, not necessarily young ones.

Making sure your church is a loving, welcoming environment that genuinely seeks to share the gospel is a great way to address stagnation and to actively pursue growth.

The new coffee bar can wait. These things can’t.

If gospel really means “good news,” we shouldn’t be surprised that most people will be delighted to talk about it.

How a textual discovery led to a life-long call to vindicate the poor, his community, and his own family name.

A congregation's financial reality should never be ignored, but it should never be in charge.

As pastors age, they can prepare so that the transition of leadership in their churches passes smoothly and their churches are set to stay on a healthy trajectory.

Christians outraged at “heinous and gory” terrorist attacks that killed and injured dozens of worshipers Sunday morning.

By doing our work more effectively for Christ’s sake, we participate with God in his work to renew all things.

There’s more to the scriptural picture behind “I hate divorce.”

(Update) Top evangelical leaders ask the president to “resolve this situation of families being separated.”

5 pastors honor the women who nurtured them for ministry.