After the 2020 election, a remnant of charismatic leaders are trying to revive their movement from within.

Mustafa Akyol explains why his new book explores the history of apostasy laws, the sayings of Muhammad, and the prospects for greater pluralism in the Islamic world.

During a time of political divisions, the popular author urges fellow believers to “remember why we are here.”

Acknowledging the example of African American Christians to steward liberation for the church’s mission.

What an attention-starved son learned while reconstructing the life of his distant dad.

They might embrace their marginal status, but they don’t plan on staying marginal forever.

Attrition rates and leadership failures are only one part of the story.

This week at the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting, attendees will ask for change from the top. But regular members also bear responsibility.

New faculty position to expand scholarship on biblical evangelism.

Scripture is a door and a feast if you ask the right questions.

Sociologist Christian Smith says most American moms and dads see the Body as nothing more than a resource center for their kids.

Hurting people need presence more than any other gift we can offer.

There’s a window of opportunity to bring young adults back after they leave organized religion, says sociologist Melinda Lundquist Denton.

Article 4 in a series of articles based upon the Lausanne North America Listening Call.

The Old Testament offers a model for how to restore community and economic life after disaster.

But they can be paternalistic. Here’s how to fix that.

Elite believers often sound more like disciples of Jacques Derrida than Jesus Christ. That needs to change.

(UPDATED) How a dozen Messianic Jews and Palestinian Christians are trying to minister across the divide as Hamas and the IDF war once again.

It’s time to recover the teaching that Father, Son, and Spirit act as one, with no “division of labor” between them.