Two experts on intercultural evangelism explore the challenge of sharing Christ in a climate of growing indifference.

Even during a pandemic, we have a duty to anticipate God’s goodness.

Being faithful to a spouse requires living in community, seeking God daily, and learning from our celibate brothers and sisters.

The Civil War pitted principles against community. A Christian vision ties them together again.

Participating in interfaith work at the Ivy League university is a help not a hindrance to the exclusivist claims of Christian faith.

In this global moment, we’re called to heed Christ’s command to open our hearts and hands.

What recent scandals teach us about “betrayal blindness” in both church and parachurch settings.

Conversations about equality often lack goodwill. Part of the problem is a newfound fear of common grace.

Our “culture of transience” has far-reaching social and economic costs—and some that are harder to quantify.

How the son of a Hindu priest gradually made his peace with the “unfairness” of the Cross.