Faced with declining enrollments, evangelical schools add programs, cut programs, and hope.

American evangelicals make mostly incremental changes around some common heresies.

Pursuing creative, personal opportunities for evangelism during COVID-19.

Despite challenges of a pandemic, churches can regain visibility.

John Lennox reflects on questions of consciousness in computers, enhancing humans, and other quandaries.

If churches don’t engage our members, pundits and memes will.

Peace deals include bold pledges on religious freedom. But much work remains for transitional government after three decades under Bashir’s strict sharia.

Reflections on my recent article for USA Today

For US archaeologists, major discoveries will have to wait until next year, at least.

The crossover Christian hit surpasses the standing power of Hillsong’s “Oceans.”

Fellow believers might abandon you or cover you in happy talk. But the Bible offers companionship with saints who know sorrow.

Bridging racial divides requires love as the motivation.

Churches may be re-opening for some, but they remain inaccessible to our most at-risk.

More than other groups, black Americans dive deep into the Word.

How the church can shape public policy without losing its soul.

Serbian Orthodox Church called for votes against 30-year ruling party. Evangelicals “cried for justice ... now we have to pray hard for this country.”

With mixed messages from leaders, evangelicals in Nicaragua and Bolivia have been especially hard-hit by the pandemic.

Secular survey may succeed where Christian advocates have failed to convince the world of widespread conversions in the Islamic republic.

Justice without Jesus is just us—and it's not the answer.