Former National Association of Evangelicals board member endorses Mrs. Clinton.

Why happiness and holiness don’t have to be in conflict.

Church planter Brian Dye on how the church is helping to heal a troubled Chicago.

Ed Stetzer, Todd Adkins, and Daniel Im have answered over a hundred listener-submitted church planting questions.

This is the first in a five-part series that will dramatically alter the way we see small churches and their kingdom potential.

'Culture of Death' sounds the alarm on pending medical bioethics legislation and other troubling trends.

The glory of God is man—and woman—fully alive.

Those who are afraid to test their convictions will lose the moral high ground in calling non-Christians to test their own beliefs.

If our churches have to be a little more uncomfortable to us insiders in order to reach even one lost soul for Christ, that’s a sacrifice we should all be willing to make.

A minister to those at sea gives one last benediction.

What a 7-month tour through nearly 20 congregations taught me about God's imaginative people.

Introducing a new series from film critic Jeffrey Overstreet.

We need to introduce people to Jesus. And we need to get rid of anything that makes that task harder than it ought to be.

What a culture of death tells us about a culture of life.

A snapshot of Christian witness in the world (as it appeared in our October issue).

Jesus' metaphor about salt was actually about fertilizer.

Peter Wehner, former presidential aide, helps us wrestle with deeper issues than Candidate A versus Candidate B.

A doctor reflects on what healthcare can—and can’t—accomplish.

In a heated election, Christian parents can model a measured response.