What if worship music got a little more denominationally specific? A new artists’ collective is experimenting with that.

The abrupt departure of Alliance University and The King’s College leaves a hole in an influential city.

And other responses to our July/August issue.

The birthplace of “integral mission” is also the epicenter of a migration crisis. It’s difficult to get local churches to care.

When SBC worship leaders look to their congregations for musical talent, this is what they find.

Jesus’ mercy is in his complete understanding of our hurt, not only in his ability to solve it.

Our ideological opponents are not the enemy.

The prison ID’ed the wrong man. But the mistake was powerfully revealing.

That fact should bring humility to our evangelism, even as it spurs us to keep sharing the Good News.

Theologian Michelle Lee-Barnewall reflects on her ethnic identity and her identity in Christ.

And other brief news stories from Christians around the world.

Arab believers want American visitors to see the “living stones” in Israel.

The theologian set aside his nearly finished magnum opus while in prison, investing instead in creative writing.

Chosen by Andrew Abernethy, professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, coeditor of “The Prophets and the Apostolic Witness,” and author of “Savoring Scripture: A Six-Step Guide to Studying the Bible.”

Despite their crucial role in congregational life, 83 percent of women’s ministry leaders remain unpaid.

With God’s help, a little intentionality can go a long way toward healing our loneliness.

Chosen by Rachel Hauck, author of “The Best Summer of Our Lives”.

Neutrality doesn’t work in church. But we can recover the heart of our faith.

Following Jesus in our AI era.