On this International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, please pray for those who cannot worship freely.

The International Days of Prayer for the Persecuted Church draw attention to China and other countries where Christian minorities have suffered blows over the past year.

For anyone who struggles to pray, Pete Greig’s new book offers an easy and approachable guide.

At least for us. But for God, nothing is impossible.

The crucial first step of ministry begins with the Holy Spirit.

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

How the American pastor handled a crisis of faith during his Turkish imprisonment.

Brunson describes the spiritual habits that helped her face persecution in Turkey.

Two things leaders can do to keep Jesus the center of a missional movement.

What Moses and the burning bush teach us about approaching God.

The tragedies in El Paso and Dayton should propel us towards both prayer and action.

We need more than “thoughts and prayers” in the immediate aftermath.

Ministry is hard. Small church ministry is relentless. Doing it alone is impossible.

In a world of noise, people need us to listen with God’s ears.

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

Most healthcare workers want to offer spiritual care if the sick are open to it—but doing so cost a Pentecostal nurse in the UK her job.

If you will learn to spend one hour a day with God, there is no telling what God may choose to do with you.

Lessons from a DC church on how the power of the pulpit engages the power of politicians.

The “radical” pastor prayed for the president during an unannounced stop at his suburban DC megachurch.