In the midst of trying to do the right thing, it’s easy to forget to do it in the right way.

As the hit Broadway musical makes its screen debut in a time of social unrest, its themes of hope and redemption resound all the louder.

President of CNEF and COVID-19 survivor explains his renewed confidence to defend the faith and French evangelical churches, as well as why his mother now calls him “Lazarus.”

Despite the ongoing debates over gender roles, surveys show significant agreement in favor of female Sunday school teachers, worship leaders, speakers, and preachers.

Black Christians overwhelmingly say police treatment is biased against them. Why don’t white evangelicals believe them?

After reading Rebecca Manley Pippert’s follow-up to “Out of the Saltshaker,” I’ve never been more excited to talk about Jesus.

From Genesis to Revelation, racism runs counter to everything Scripture teaches.

Robert Briggs will oversee the launch of a Philadelphia-based Bible history center and continue to foster partnerships to accelerate global translations.

Accounting for risks, churches can safely offer exercise opportunities during COVID.

The moral revolution of the 1960s dealt a blow to Christian faith on the continent, but it might not have the final word.

You’ve probably never heard this famous hymn. That’s a shame.

Essential tools for understanding systemic racism.

We cannot stake religious liberty on a "wait and see" approach.

From Fannie Lou Hamer to Breonna Taylor, black women can no longer be erased from the push for racial justice.

Pursuing a future already secured in Christ, can we keep running against racial injustice? Today begins 20 weeks featuring 20 Christian writers of color.

The ‘roar’ of earthly fathers can be powerful and painful, but God’s roar is louder.

Today’s progressive activists have plenty in common with the biblical prophets. But some differences are too vast to ignore.

The official end of slavery in America more fully embraces the self-evident truth of all people as created equal.

Social conservatives liked Neil Gorsuch before they didn’t. Maybe they were right the first time.

Mimicking the human brain might be man’s search for significance in himself.

Will our disgust for germs get the best of us? A psychologist weighs the risks and benefits of human touch in a pandemic.

Understanding the legal issues at play can help the church if government restrictions return with another pandemic spike.

Loving the Lord depends less on personal feelings and more on practice, says the former editor in chief of Christianity Today.

Michael Heiser’s books cut through the myths and legends surrounding these supernatural beings.

Lagos worship leader Sinach penned the pandemic and protest anthem sung by Leeland and Michael W. Smith.

“Do not fear those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul.” Matthew 10:28

Howard Thurman still speaks to the church.

It’s time for the church to make restitution for racial sin.

Christians coming to terms with racism need to be re-enchanted by the Resurrection.

Even Jesus was tempted with political power.

Five evangelical thinkers consider the biblical obligations of immigrants to their host country.

For too long, evangelicals have compromised with the punitive politics of law and order.

An intimate look at the joys and regrets of those who shepherd God’s flock.

Pastors repent for staying silent to protect ministry at the expense of justice.

Biblical, angry, congregational worship can help transform our hearts and churches.

While pregnant during Zika and the coronavirus, God disrupted my plans, changed my life, and rebuilt my faith.

Wherever two or more gather, illness can spread. So as a biologist, I'm rethinking hygiene at church.

In the words of MLK, "There comes a time when silence is betrayal."

When considering the birds, we find God’s care and discover our calling.

It takes humility to be an ally. Even if we make mistakes, we need to do it.

World Renew’s Carol Bremer-Bennett rallies coronavirus relief to the close-knit, under-resourced reservation.

As racism tears the country apart, the message of Pentecost can help the church find its voice.