The pre-Christendom church managed to avoid both isolationism and accommodationism. Their model gives us a map for post-Christendom challenges.

Barna’s rankings spur pastors in secularizing spots—in the Northeast and across the country—to continue working and praying for revival.

With lay officiants on the rise, Tennessee’s ban spurs religious freedom challenge.

The plethora of challenges confronting the faithful after a long and bitter divorce between church and state.

Why secular substitutes for religion will always leave us exhausted and unhappy.

Even more than better systems and better policies, we need better theology.

Today’s fights over the religion in the public square are replays of fights from two thousand years ago.

In the world’s most bookish country, evangelicals are taking up the ministry of translation.

If you've never lived outside a predominantly Christian culture, the next few decades will continue to rock your world. But there is hope.

How do you persuade someone who already thinks they’re a Christian to become one?

Effective Christian evangelism and discipleship requires us to be disruptive.

Herman Bavinck’s advice to 19th century pastors still holds true today.

Why the work of Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor is influencing so many Christian thinkers.

Despite age gaps, Pew Research uncovers a few places where the next generation is actually more devout than their parents and grandparents.

However, Pew researchers find Christianity across 15 countries is “not just a ‘nominal’ identity devoid of practical importance.”

Then a strange dream, an old friend, and a disturbing psalm woke me up to reality.

Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

For the Atlanta-based spoken word poet, God shines best through art that feels human.

What would it look like if higher education were grounded in the worship, love, and study of God?