Do we know what our pastors are up against?

The Bible points to a deeper truth—that it is not good for us to be isolated from community.

“Burdened and broken” by the federal investigation into Indian boarding schools, Mike Keahbone drafted the denomination’s first resolution in support of native peoples.

Unlike many American counterparts, evangelical institutions in Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine enjoy an influx of students as they serve beyond their ivory towers.

To reach pro-choice frontliners, pro-life advocates must understand their motives.

A new history argues that Protestant ministers have traded prophetic introspection for triumphalist civil religion.

A former director of Bill Hwang’s investment firm, seeking millions in compensation, said Grace and Mercy was used as a financial “escape pod.”

Chosen by Andrew Arndt, author of “Streams in the Wasteland: Finding Spiritual Renewal with the Desert Fathers and Mothers.”

Evangelical advocates abroad hold out hope that America’s shift on abortion sets a new standard.

Effective intercultural ministry means coming to terms with your own cultural identity.

After a money laundering case and dozens of lawsuits, the Christian college founded by David Jang is under new scrutiny from Christian accreditors.

After many difficult years in ministry, I lost the strength to pastor. But Christ met me in weakness.

While continuing to lead Progressive Baptist, the 41-year-old pastor was named the successor to James Meeks at Salem Baptist Church, one of the city’s biggest congregations.

1 in 7 of my medical patients dies. But I don’t want to stop grieving or hoping.

As the national pro-life movement celebrated, activists opposing abortion in blue states watched years of setbacks happen in a few days. Still, they are finding different ways of winning.

Mike Cosper sits down with Tim Keller for reflections on leadership, the trouble with networks, and the essential need for communion with God.

Evangelicals object to “extremely troubling” proposal that would exclude many religious groups.

Though two-thirds are OK with flying the flag year-round, pastors have become more divided over Independence Day celebrations since 2016.

Richard Mouw reflects on the moral and spiritual work of loving your country.

Our convictions, when lived out, will cost us.

Early pro-life advocates said “no” to abortion and “yes” to social safety nets for mothers. But most of today’s movement has lost that approach.

From word pictures to video games, prenatal visualization technology has expanded our empathy for the unborn.

Paul Miller’s critique of political idolatry is persuasive. His defense of patriotic civil religion, less so.

Believers on both sides pray for incoming president Bongbong Marcos, as pastors harness new enthusiasm around nation-building and kingdom-building.

The Maverick City singer on her family’s legacy of faith, living with anxiety, and how the pandemic helped make “Old Church Basement” go viral.

Overturning Roe v. Wade draws attention to what they’ve known all along: There’s much more to upholding life than banning abortion.

Supreme Court declines to reconsider definition of defamation and make it easier to prove malice.

Looking back can help Christians better understand and do apologetics today.

Supporting unborn children requires more than government, but not less.

How Fulton J. Sheen and Walter A. Maier unlocked the evangelistic power of the airwaves.

As former pastor Bruxy Cavey appears in an Ontario court, the reckoning continues at The Meeting House.

Conservative majority says Washington school was wrong to worry about “excessive entanglement” between church and state.

While the DC-area congregation celebrates getting to move forward, critics continue to accuse leadership of a liberal takeover.