Christianity is not declining in the U.S., but is being ‘de-Europeanized.'

The blogger and teacher reflects on our common thirst for the knowledge of God.

When your ethics change based on wanting something to be one way or another (or one person to win or not), that's the definition of selling your soul.

Parents of children with disabilities grapple with an uncertain future.

For Evangelicals, same-sex marriage is not an "agree to disagree" issue.

But Bibliotheca now has company.

Church seeks to meet the needs of the un-churched and de-churched.

Bi-vocational ministers are common—but what's it like to have a bi-vocational congregation?

What one person means by church turnaround might be completely different from what another person means.

As of the end of 2015, 65.3 million people were displaced.

Learning from Paul at the Areopagus, the epicenter of evangelism

To many Evangelicals, Mrs. Clinton is a perfect storm of divergent values, dismissive advocacy, and distrusted personality.

3 ways to minister well as you adjust to a new normal

The best-selling author and speaker talks about her past and her first-ever work of fiction.

NaNoWriMo, Gilmore Girls, and American thankfulness.

New poll asks "What are pastors telling their congregations?"

Numbers can help us understand some things about the health of a church. But they’re not the only thing.

This election, many of evangelicals’ GOP allies across the Tiber are leaving for Clinton.

The stirring portrait of Sir Thomas More shows the costly importance of faithfulness.