2020

All of us are thirsty, longing for something that will satisfy us completely.

With the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, many have reminded church leaders how they need to be innovating.

When you’re in a conflict, you don’t want a bunch of steps, and you don’t want a big book.

God has more work to do in us.

One-on-One with Daniel Henderson on finishing well.

Aimee Byrd, Beth Moore, and private words that reveal a pressing problem.

How do I as a Chinese-American view the protests that have swept across our country?

Below is a list of the resources our panel members will suggest for further reading.

Embracing three lessons we need to have the difficult conversations about race.

Churches are divided, but pulling together for the sake a mission is essential in this pandemic.

It is not difficult to see that our reputation as evangelicals has some challenges.

Some social media "likes" gets Church of the Highlands kicked out of some public schools they were renting, but such cancel culture is the wrong answer.

While social media offers amazing opportunities to connect and learn, it seems that every new day brings new stories of awfulness.

Today, I look at some of the defining moments for my generation, the Gen Xers.

Knowing that God is in control, we are not afraid of the pandemic, not afraid of the government, not afraid of failure, or criticism, or anything else!

I've marched for life like lots of evangelicals. I encourage you to march for black lives as well. Protests are part of who we are.

While many of us are seeing our situations improve, others are only becoming more vulnerable.

Discussing how to address issues of race and justice with an African American New Testament scholar.

There needs to be a public and robust statement that the followers of Jesus are on the side of those who are being unjustly treated.

A holistic Christian discipleship addresses our personal morality, our need for fidelity to the one true God, and the need for Christians as a part of our witness to the coming kingdom to push back upon the systems of oppression.