2019

Meeks is pursuing an M.A. at the Wheaton College Graduate School.

I love serving as Managing Director at the Center, but pastoral ministry calls.

"Proximity to power does strange things even to pastors and ministers."

An interview with the former White House staffer about his new book and the role faith has played in his political career.

Our years on this earth are full of seasons—ups and downs that profoundly shape us and change the trajectory of our lives.

Excerpts from the Zappia's new book that will entice you to read the rest of it and strengthen your marriage bond.

None of these North American pastoral archetypes prioritize mission.

It is important for the global church to understand that China matters for us all.

I recently talked with author and speaker Ann Voskamp about why she is part of a grad school cohort at Wheaton College.

The message of the love and forgiveness of God and his desire that all might find the fulfillment they are looking for in him is too important to neglect.

Six next steps for ministry leaders who desire to humbly engage with questions surrounding sexual violence.

Caring for women and protecting babies don’t need to be mutually exclusive.

An interview with key evangelical leaders.

Four questions to help guide us into resurrection life.

In the majority of locales across North America, one will often find collegiality among pastors, but rarely solidarity.

Jesus' message was coupled with the restoration of God-given human dignity — their Imago-Dei.

Affirmed and motivated, the diaspora Christians can be major contributors in supporting the global mission enterprise.

The Reproductive Health Act allows for full-term abortions and greatly reduces safeguards of those seeking abortions and the care—and lack thereof—of the babies themselves.

"It is through our weakness that we are able to experience God’s strength more fully."

In God’s kingdom, a person becomes weak in order for their life to help others.