How then should we be? Jesus invites us to consider his style of servant leadership: cooking the fish, washing the feet, ...

Currently, 56 percent of churches offer some kind of Sunday school, but attendance across congregations is at an all-time low ...

In restlessness, call upon God. We need not even leave our beds to find him. Let the Lord tend the burdens of the night. The ...

Christians provide meals, medical care, and community to members whose wives and children have left them to age alone.

Jim Bakker, a pioneering televangelist later caught in scandal and financial crimes, died Oct. 5 at the age of 86, according ...

James Marriott’s lament for literacy is timely and stylish but vague in its definitions and counterproductive in its ...

Am alliance between idealistic politicians and business interests reduced the supply of cheap housing just as demand soared.

Christians should not be receiving pastoral guidance from technology that won’t give an account for their souls.

John Mark Comer’s new book is pastoral, insightful, gracious, and realistic. But it could use a bit more about the local ...

Americans read and heard about members of the Chi Phi fraternity at one of the nation’s most elite university allegedly raping a young woman—a classmate—who was reportedly under the influence of ...

Housing scarcity isn’t the only cause of homelessness. But it’s a big one—and one Christians can address if we think beyond individual aid.

Feeling lonely and estranged from one’s own community is increasingly common. My time in the mission field changed my perspective.