Teenage “nones” are less likely to notice Bible-reading, prayer, or evangelistic outreach in public schools.

“If teenagers share their faith consistently over the short term, they’re more likely to keep their faith over the long term.”

The annual See You at the Pole event has incorporated mobile tools to draw more participants and schedule more gatherings.

While the college ministry continues to operate without recognition, another university officially objects to its sexuality policy.

How I became convinced Christianity is more than ethnicity.

Campus policies at schools like Louisiana College stir debate over whether regulating personal posts protects students or silences criticism.

1 Samuel 9 offers pastors—especially rural pastors—encouragement through seemingly fruitless seasons.

Since the dawn of Christianity, God's people have been called to be a bridge across the barriers constructed by any given society.

Research shows that students at CCCU schools are more likely to face a religious crisis than their secular counterparts.

Four markers of meaningful ethnic belonging in multiethnic congregations.

“Orphan care ministries provide church leaders an opportunity to exemplify the gospel for their congregations and to the world.”

When a church is blessing the people they’re called to reach, they should be celebrated, not ridiculed for not being cool enough.

A new study suggests that both men and women who seek spiritual intimacy view the Bible more literally.

Faithful speech doesn’t need to rely on formulas.

God has chosen this moment to bring hundreds of thousands of international students to our shores.

Regardless of how few people live in an area, every person is in search for and in need of redemption.

Where churches fall short in reaching young people.

Collegiate church planting offers much insight into effective ecclesial and evangelistic praxis.

We need to close the gap between younger and older generations.