Our biblical mandate requires us to care for the marginalized, including those impacted by crime.

Three years ago, an industrial disaster nearly blew the city of West off the map. Today, local congregations are at the heart of its recovery and revival.

However, survey finds they also don't want pastors who do campaign to be punished.

We asked pastors, "Would you take a position at a church you wouldn't go to otherwise?"

Pew examines church shopping among evangelicals (and other groups) in 2016.

With 600,000 people returning home annually, how can the United States’ 300,000 churches do more?

Christians who care about conservation are still too rare a species. A report from the World Conservation Congress.

A trauma surgeon on when letting go of our loved ones is the most God-honoring thing we can do.

Being a woman leader is hard, yet so many of you courageously live out your calling—and I’m thankful.

A stunning window into a life.

A terrific, haunting recasting of the true nature of heroism.

Is something stopping you from starting a new church plant?

Why the Chicagoland pastor and Protestant 'paisano' says theology alone won't bridge the gap.

Having a small church pastor teach at pastoral conferences is such a new idea that some people don’t know what to make of it.

What should we make of claims that the two faiths are on a path to reconciling?

Even with her flaws, the “first lady of the conservative movement” understood a fundamental human desire.

From research to outline, and everything in between.

What can we learn from the way Jesus worked with, through, and despite people’s quirks?

To hear God’s voice regularly, we might have to give something up.