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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: What Does Evangelism Look Like in Your Day-to-Day Life?
As you go, wherever you go, make disciples of all people.
Phil Miglioratti|
Imagining a Better Marriage Actually Improved Mine
Rather than living in ongoing resentment, I sensed God calling me to refocus.
Aleah Marsden|
CT Pastors |
Uniting a Violence-Plagued City in Prayer
Neither death threats nor tepid response discouraged two pastors from praying over every murder site in their city for years.
Matt Woodley and Trevor McMaken|
Open Your Home to the Homeless, Even When It Makes You Uncomfortable
Welcoming the stranger carries real risks. But hospitality is a New Testament expectation.
Sarah Arthur|
News
Templeton Prize Winner: Alvin Plantinga, Who Proved God’s Not Dead in Academia
Christian philosopher honored with $1.4 million award for reshaping theism.
Kate Shellnutt|
Science
Christians, Think Twice About Eradicating Mosquitoes to Defeat Malaria
When disease vectors are also victims.
Jeremy Lederhouse|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
The "E" Word: Why Many Avoid It, and How We Can Reimagine It
Part One in a new series.
Ed Stetzer|
Speaking Out
The March for Science Isn’t Anti-Religion. Most Scientists Aren’t Either.
What I’ve learned from a decade of studying the faith of researchers.
Elaine Howard Ecklund|
Feeling Anonymous in Ministry
The power of being seen, recognized, and named.
Dori Gorman|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
One-on-One with Dave Choi of Church of the Beloved in Chicago
Dave started the church in 2011 with no people, no resources, no building, nothing.
Ed Stetzer|
Blog Forum | Pivot
Are You Missing What God Is Doing While Holding Out For Something Bigger?
When we get to heaven will God ask some of us "Why did you look down on the ministry I gave you?"
Karl Vaters|
Interview
How a Disney Ballerina Ended Up Fighting Modern Slavery
A director of church mobilization for International Justice Mission says women can’t have it all, but they can have something better.
Seana Scott|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Cease Squirming and Know That I Am God: Why Don't We Share the Gospel?
We share the gospel because men and women need to know they are loved by God.
Jerry Root|
News
Blasphemy Blocks Re-Election of Indonesia’s Top Christian Politician
But after losing Jakarta race, Ahok finds some favor in court.
Kate Shellnutt|
Entertainment
‘The Lost City of Z’ Points to the City That Is to Come
The thrilling story of British explorer Percy Fawcett dramatizes our search for a transcendent home.
Brett McCracken|
Science
The March for Science Is Willing to Get Political. But Will It Welcome Religion?
How evangelical scientists square their place in the global movement.
Rebecca Randall|
Book Review
On Immigration, Welcoming the Stranger Is Only One Piece of the Puzzle
Why Christians should support reforms that recognize both the dignity of immigrants and the rule of law.
Samuel D. James|
Book Review
Your Smartphone Is Neither a Cancer nor a Cure-All
A balanced, biblical take on the devices we can’t seem to live without.
Jeff Haanen|
News
Even in Canada, Conservative Churches Are Growing
Mainline churches with evangelical leanings outpace their liberal counterparts, study says.
Kate Shellnutt|
Interview
Jen Pollock Michel: God Is a Homemaker Who Does 'Women's Work'
And other thoughts on the biblical and theological significance of home.
Interview by A. J. Swoboda|

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