Some revere Jim Elliot and his friends as martyrs. Others revile them as oppressors. Both sides have an incomplete picture.

More and more, says scholar Monique Ingalls, it permeates nearly every sphere of evangelical life.

Two new books consider the personal, practical, and theological sides of welcoming the stranger.

Australian worship movement flourishes in both post-communist Budapest and post-church Seattle because it confronts the historical establishment.

Scholars explain how a convert “summoned from the margins” of The Gambia became a legend at Yale Divinity School for his curiosity, joy, and deep insights.

What Christians gain from traveling the world.

We're familiar with the idea of culture shock, but we often overlook the impact of culture stress.

A round-the-world research trip is teaching me the power of God's provision.

Has "holistic mission" won the missiological battle? Its champions say so, but their boast might be premature.

The former megachurch pastor asks today’s churches to measure their practices against the New Testament standard.