In the Western Hemisphere’s longest armed conflict, suffering has often inspired evangelical solidarity. Now the body of Christ is succumbing to self-harm.

Confessing the genocide, Turkish evangelicals seek forgiveness on behalf of their nation. With ongoing war in Nagorno-Karabakh, is there a path forward also with Azerbaijan’s believers?

Love keeps no record of wrongs, but it does stand up against them.

The National Association of Evangelicals calls Christians to affirm their moral leadership.

As racism tears the country apart, the message of Pentecost can help the church find its voice.

Pastoral submission amid a pandemic: Who should Christians heed when following Romans 13 and Hebrews 13 seems to conflict?

How “theological triage” helps us pick our battles on matters of faith.

For decades, Christians in Jordan have celebrated what Pope Francis pines for.

What happens when local churches stop competing and start seeing themselves as multiple sites of God’s Church in a city?

Science offers insight on how the church can be more than just loosely associated individuals.