Research highlights radical giving of poor and unpaid labor of women.

What if every pastor saw their church, not as a stepping-stone to something bigger, but as an investment to make with all their heart and soul?

Use the dinner table like Jesus did.

Sometimes the deepest expression of love comes in the form of difficult-to-hear truths.

When we tell our stories, we move from the western “I” to the biblical “we.”

Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

Slow down, God is speaking.

For Giving Tuesday, ECFA analyzes the finances of 1,800 ministries.

3 ways to help get your ideas across when you’re working with men

No more prioritizing institutional protection over individual needs

Middle-aged women contending with stress can find solace in this gospel message.

A food-service ministry can be a great way to reach people.

The answer in majority-Buddhist Burma hinges on one controversial word: Rohingya.

Evangelical leaders warn of ‘devastating’ impact of GOP tax plan on the charitable deduction.

If you don't decide whose opinions carry the greatest weight, the loudest voices will win and your ministry will be reactive, not proactive.

Donnie Griggs, J.D. Vance, and Winn Collier

Pastors across the U.S. weigh in.

Over the next five years, each Dallas-area location gets a Village of its own.

The so-called “dismal science” is a powerful tool for wealth creation, but also for healing broken communities.