Experts weigh in at the Lausanne Movement’s Global Workplace Forum.

A new State Department report notes some “good news,” like improving conditions in Uzbekistan, though the list of worst religious persecutors remains largely unchanged.

Democracy is a useful way to organize our politics. Should it organize other areas of life as well?

Scholars describe the difficulties and benefits of humility, but Christ offers an example.

There are three elements of addition that must undergird any church that wants sustainable multiplication.

“All healthy things grow” is not a Bible verse or a command. We have to stop acting like it is.

Amid societal polarization, American churches are dedicated July 7th to pray for the country.

HarperCollins, Tyndale, and others warn Trump administration that 25-percent tariff hike will make God’s Word harder to get—and could cause some translations to be discontinued.

Muslims love the mother of Jesus. But can she be a bridge to Christianity?

Ethiopian churches no longer want to be on the receiving end of the Great Commission.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our July/August issue).

The Association of Related Churches (ARC) focuses on a non-competitive spirit and strategic growth.

I’ve been blessed by my friendships with debate opponents, despite strong disagreements.

How an Old Testament practice can transform the way we do business today.

Most evangelicals want America's criminal justice system to offer it. But immigrant Christians like Detroit's Chaldeans don't get one.

“The issue that always made Jesus mad was when humans got in the way of God’s love.”

We can lament the dark. But don't miss the light.

The humble heroism of everyday faithfulness.

What Israel’s most famous plants taught me about spiritual growth.