Christianity has been a multicultural, multiracial, multiethnic movement since its inception.

The political forces in the region also pose an existential threat to the church.

How Western readers miss the meaning of Paul’s letter—and how an Eastern perspective can correct the imbalance.

Why it’s time to retire our favorite evangelistic phrase.

Thirty years after the deadly massacre, two dissidents reflect on hope for China.

With its crackdown on Christians and other faiths, the communist country ranks as a top offender by USCIRF for 20 years in a row.

Shouwang Church, which famously kept meeting outdoors after losing its pastor and worship space, is the fourth major unregistered congregation to be forcibly closed in recent months.

Is this a case of government oppression or the Chinese church coming into its own? How to understand “sinicization.”

A movement in Southeast Asia shows how real-time reporting is building Great Commission connections.

Raids on major congregations led by pastors Wang Yi and the late Samuel Lamb represent “the most horrendous evil of Chinese society ... hindering [non-Christians] from coming to Jesus.”