December

People are getting better at talking about mental illness, but there is still a stigma.

Apostle Paul was able to gather multiethnic audiences because he knew how the various people who gathered would hear what was being said.

While the core of scriptural truth remains the same from culture to culture, the outworking of those truths is much more fluid.

Rather than living in a world of constant questions, we allow this tiny babe in a manger to give us the answer.

Most of us have an idea of what peace looks like. But is that the peace that Christ promises?

The peace on earth and good will to men we so desperately long for are only possible because of that lowly manger scene.

Like Christmas itself, we can become nostalgic about reconciliation rather than embrace the messy grace and humility that it requires.

Some know all too well the challenges of loving a child who leaves not just the home, but the faith as well.

We have a long way to go, but many heroes are among us.

Spiritual gifts have little to do with innate personal strengths and far more to do with a yielded weakness.

A brief survey of some of this year's most significant Christian books.

We are going to hear the voice of survivors, trauma counselors, and Christian leaders who will call evangelicals to a better way.

It matters how the church enters a mission field.

Improving our prevention and response to sexual violence will take sustained, significant efforts.

Power, wealth, and political influence may not be the prize that the world needs to experience. In fact, it may be the problem.

Four practical steps churches can take to eliminate sexual violence.

An interview with experts.

There are things about Chau’s story that raise questions worth our consideration.

What can we learn from the story of Tamar and Amnon?

Abuse can skew more than just a survivor's relationship with the church.