After a data-driven study of women’s conversations in Scripture, here’s what I found.

How I came to see the value and beauty of gatherings exclusively for people of color.

History tells us that denominational growth has nothing to do with sex ratios in the pews.

Because, as Karl Barth never said, a pastor should read the Bible in one hand, the newspaper in the other, and a peer-reviewed social science journal in another.

More than a quarter of the global church falls under new and debated label: “Spirit-empowered Christianity.”

Our cultural values are making us sad: money, mortality, and fear of missing out.

African American clergy respond to pandemic with unique considerations of culture, history, and faith values.

Q&A: Minister and scholar Cleve Tinsley says conversations should address history of inequality and include representation from black scientists.

Data suggests that what you do with your free time affects your family’s long-term spiritual formation.

Sociologists explain the data behind the gender gap in STEM careers.