The glorious gospel needs ordinary people.

Michigan university had kicked out student ministry over requiring leaders to hold Christian beliefs.

Mission, ultimately, is at the heart of the gospel.

The complex history behind Asia's most Christian country.

Scrambling for morsels of truth about healthy small churches can make you feel like a pig digging for truffles.

Samira Page sees the church mobilizing to serve Dallas’s influx of new neighbors.

How do we know when a door is really shut? How hard should we pull?

Patterns in the Bible and life keep us in sync with God.

Fans of Madeleine L’Engle’s novel are wondering whether the film will do justice to the “cosmic questions” the book raises.

Yes, it's possible to relax during your busiest time of the year.

Following Rachael Denhollander’s Sovereign Grace claims, the former SGM president once again says he wants to avoid distracting from the biennial conference.

As new religious regulations go into effect and the government ends presidential term limits, what does this mean for the church?

I recently had a good conversation with an Uber driver who is using her platform to share Jesus with others.

Two psychologists at Hope College respond to Christian young adults who struggle with body satisfaction.

The pope remains popular, but hasn’t inspired people to join his church—or even roused Catholics to go to Mass more often.

The great reformer did more than write theology.

All of us can and should look for people to invest our time, efforts, and energy in.

Women dismissed as “prostitutes” and “adulteresses” were often models of righteousness and faith.

It’s not about wanting churches to be small; it’s about wanting small churches to be great.