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The California Fires Are Purifying My Priorities
The threat of disaster forces me to reckon with salvation—mine and others.
Bronwyn Lea|
News
Chinese House Church Leaders and Toddler Arrested After Singing in Public Park
Communist country proves it is serious about newest religious restrictions.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
20 Truths from "God's Country"
Reclaiming God’s kingdom vision for the rural church
Ed Stetzer|
The Evangelical Case for Wealth Creation
Lausanne and BAM Global respond to Ron Sider.
Mats Tunehag|
Christian History
The Most Dangerous Thing Luther Did
And other facts about Bible translation that transformed the world.
Ben Witherington III|
CT Pastors
Is Your Church Healthy for People with Mental Illness?
3 ways your congregation can embrace those with mental disorders.
Michael R. Lyles|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
What Job Can Teach Us About Responding To Suffering
Start each week with this encouragement to show and share the love of Jesus.
Ed Stetzer|
Entertainment
Lecrae’s ‘All Things Work Together’ Is a Grace-Filled Mic Drop
On his Columbia Records debut, the rapper answers his evangelical critics while staying close to his true roots.
Kathryn Freeman|
God Made Our Brains to Need Others
Both science and Scripture invite us to share our suffering.
Katie Jo Ramsey|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Sorry, Pastor – Numbers Are NOT People
Church metrics can be helpful. But only if we use them wisely. And hold them lightly.
Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Can We Talk? The Story of One Texas Church's Road to Evangelism
A gospel-centered church is where the people share the gospel.
John Meador|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Bivocational Ministry as an Evangelism Opportunity
One-third of American pastors are bivocational.
Ed Stetzer|
News
Willow Creek Chooses Co-Ed Pastors to Succeed Bill Hybels
Megachurch becomes biggest in America to appoint a female lead pastor.
Kate Shellnutt|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Dispatches from Kenya
Kenyan evangelicals were a petri dish in the grand experiment of public square engagement.
Brian C. Stiller|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Trickle-Down Evangelism
Are disciples becoming disciple-makers?
Jeff Christopherson|
Entertainment
‘Goodbye Christopher Robin’ Explores the Painful Origins of Winnie-the-Pooh
Fox’s new A. A. Milne biopic is more Eeyore than Tigger—but maybe that’s a good thing.
Kenneth R. Morefield|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
“Playing the Long Game”: 3 Reasons Learning to be Content Is Critical in Church Planting
Contentment is a required spiritual practice for church planters.
Wes Holland|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Let’s Ask Better Questions About Church Size
Instead of asking “what’s the best church size?” we need to ask “what’s the best church size for a given situation?”
Karl Vaters|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Serving as the Regional Director for Lausanne North America
The Lausanne Movement connects and mobilizes evangelical leaders to collaborate for world evangelization.
Ed Stetzer|
News
Pew: US Followed Global Trend on Refugees Until Now
Meanwhile, more Christians than Muslims find refuge in America each year.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|

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