Jesus made clear that we pledge allegiance only to God. But some Christian education pledges allegiance to the world too.

How a group of white church planters learned to listen to African Americans and build a better Christian community.

A historian weighs in on how the medieval tradition can shape the days leading up to Easter.

In the American music of brokenness and sorrow, my church learns to long for God’s restoration.

The dust from whence we came and will return dirties our hearts now.

The liturgy of the first day of Lent leads us through dust to the Eucharist.

John Phelan’s evangelical guide to Jewish thought and history contains many revelations—some of them painful.

Valentine’s Day can feel unnecessary when you’ve been married awhile. But when your spouse dies, you want every day to be Valentine’s.

This Valentine’s Day, the church’s greatest act of affection for others is following health guidelines.

It’s hard to meet people at church these days. Can social media help fill the gap?

Study: Just a tenth of American missions agencies affiliate with the world’s fastest-growing Christian movement.

PBS to air the story of the black church, the cornerstone of the black community in America.

Appeals to nonbelievers should go beyond pure rationality, but they shouldn’t go beyond the bounds of Scripture.

Old-fashioned preaching and discipleship can confront the conspiracies that threaten how we know truth.

An explainer on how the belief differs from other forms of nationalism, patriotism, and Christianity.

Facing Brexit fallout and COVID, the head of the country’s Evangelical Alliance is eager to shift attention back to their mission.