Considering the power of what Jesus has done for us.

Gang attack in Haiti leaves three dead and a house on fire as international forces are delayed again.

Federal appeals courts are starting to wrestle with how nondiscrimination laws apply to religious organizations when it comes to sexual orientation and gender identity.

The fourth anniversary of George Floyd’s death, Iran’s president’s death, and bird flu.

Gospel music is soaring in popularity in Brazil, leading artists with little Christian background to release worship songs and pastors to mull motives.

Furiosa begins with a retelling of the biblical Fall. After its apocalypse comes something new.

Oscar Siwali is mobilizing conflict mediators as the country goes to the polls. He only wishes his organization could train more.

I should have invited Ruth to our wedding—to acknowledge how much our ordinary moments point to the story of Christ.

Believers in the diaspora reference Daniel and the “writing on the wall” as many mull if helicopter accident portends more changes to come.

On praying past the end of silver linings to a God who often does not answer as I hope.

Heather and Heather Rice Minus discuss prison ministry.

The Netflix adaptation of an acclaimed Chinese sci-fi series is anxious about time. Christians don’t have to be.

Rebecca McLaughlin takes care to filter their legitimate claims from their flawed assumptions.

His reporting was marked by a cheerful determination to uncover truth, which friends and coworkers attributed to his faith.

While the ACNA hasn’t offered public updates on a trial for Stewart Ruch’s abuse response, Todd Atkinson, a bishop appointed to assist him, has been deposed over inappropriate relationships.

Christians with neurodivergence are exploring other options for devotions and Bible study.

Using terms like trauma, abuse, and toxic too flippantly has consequences for our relationships.

Her final work was continually revised but never finished. Can we know what she was aiming to achieve?

A conversation on the state of American religion.

A former official at Southwestern Seminary has been charged with falsifying records in the federal probe into the denomination’s abuse response.

Charlie Peacock interviews celebrated Nigerian singer-songwriter Sinach (“Way Maker”) and music executives from Integrity Music in Nashville.

We do not deserve to wield influence in the church while being simps and sycophants to the secular world.

ECFA is adding leadership integrity to its accountability criteria.

Even as I long for health and freedom, I see the good that God is doing.

Alcoholism among women is rising. Can the church help?

His upbeat hits and worship collaborations are capturing younger listeners on social media.

Long-standing norms against drinking, tattoos, and Catholic-coded church practices have rapidly fallen. What’s going on?

Exploring the space between what we believe about God and what we experience from God.

What we can learn from the chronicler’s stories about the kings of Israel.

We can humbly seek their wisdom without treating them as mascots for one position or another.

American Bible Society study finds majority don’t trust technology with spiritual matters.

In the uncanny valley of the shadow of data, we should fear no evil—and prepare for a very different future.

The late evangelist is one of just four Americans who have received the nation’s three highest congressional honors.

AI priests, a polarized church, and women and alcohol.

Spiritual care is essential as stressors among law enforcement rise.

By calling or circumstance, millions in the “sandwich generation” feel the weight and cost of tending to aging relatives.

Speech was not God’s only miracle at Pentecost. The Spirit also gave the gift of understanding, overcoming division and contempt.

As a physician, I witness countless first and last breaths. As a Christian, I am constantly reminded of how God breathes life into us through his Spirit.