How is God at work in your own community? We want to know.

Behind the mind-numbing statistics are stories of actual people living the horrors of being trafficked.

Do we care about the things that God cares about?

We are not to boast about our wisdom or power, but about the fact that we know God.

When we see that God's ultimate goal is the restoration of all things, we have a wider responsibility to use our talents throughout the culture.

The Friday launch party spotlighted Christians' labors of love in a post-Christian city.

For Shoshon Tama-Sweet, working for the flourishing of his city comes at a great cost.

For Laura Streib, cuts to arts programs meant getting involved in Portland public schools.

The Imago Dei Community pastor on how his city's culture of activism affects the local church.

When humans and creation interact, it's a good thing.

When was the last time you or the members of your team looked into the eyes of a child in need?

Often your time in effort are better spent on your honing your strengths than fixing your weaknesses.

Groeschel challenges leaders to ask God to ruin them and stretch them for their good and his glory.

How to proactively influence those above you.

Andy Stanley discusses how the actions of one person can become the tipping point for change.

Jessica Jackley encourages Christians to help the poor in ways that bring about real change.

Rani Hong, a former sex trafficking victim, encourages us to see the needs all around us.

Although sin distorts our appetites, God created them.

"Stop being a leader and start being a lover."