Early 20th-century evangelical history was more than two camps lobbing grenades at each other.

For years, I looked at myself in mirrors only to see mirages.

When your message is off-center, the quality matters even more.

I answer some frequently asked questions.

So many church arguments aren’t about the meat. They’re about the seasoning we add to it.

Prayer breakfast pledge to ‘totally destroy’ Johnson Amendment comes up shy; conscience exemptions from LGBT anti-discrimination rules missing.

Makoto Shinkai’s body-swap anime shows how habit and happenstance refine desire.

Religion reporter Sarah Pulliam Bailey on how blogs and social media have changed the church--and our country.

From humorous to too-close-to-home

Part Two in a new series.

Mentorship expert Natasha Sistrunk Robinson on how to draw all women into the work of discipleship.

According to both theologians, looking to the past can remind us of God's present faithfulness.

These 11 resources will help your team work together as one body made up of many parts.

The remarkable tenure and steadfast faithfulness of Lemuel Haynes.

Any definition of church growth that doesn’t allow for, even celebrate, churches that contribute in non-numerical ways is incomplete.

Modern women have a complicated relationship with domesticity—but God points us toward the true meaning of home.

Somewhere along the line, many Christians have come to believe that it’s not their responsibility to tell others about Christ.

Pooling expertise, wisdom, resources, and networks leads to better ministry.

Problems don’t become excuses when we say “we can’t do it that way.” They become excuses when we say “we can’t do it any other way, either.”