Susan Codone, PhD, is a professor of technical communication and director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Mercer […]
German Pastors Push Back on Immigrant Officials’ Skepticism of Refugee Converts’ Faith
Elias is waiting for a German official to evaluate his Christianity. He converted from Islam in Iran secretly. He was […]
Bonnie Kristian on How the Old Testament Calls Out Cancel Culture
Bonnie Kristian is a columnist at Christianity Today, a contributing editor at The Week, a fellow at Defense Priorities, and the author of A Flexible […]
16 Lebanon Ministries Respond to Beirut Explosion
One hour later at work, and Sarah Chetti might have been one of thousands in a Beirut hospital. Director of […]
A Lebanese Christian Leader’s Grief Over a Divided and Devastated Country
The massive explosion that rocked Beirut on Monday evening has left dozens dead, hundreds injured, and more than 300,000 displaced […]
Hannah King on Preserving Our Bodies for Worship
Hannah King is a priest in the Anglican Church in North America and associate rector at Village Church in Greenville, […]
Allison N. Ash on Why the Book ‘White Fragility’ is Important for Evangelicals
Robin DiAngelo’s 2018 book White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism is experiencing a resurgence amidst […]
Christians Worry That Hong Kong’s New Law Will Hamper Missions
For Christians outside of China who have connections in Hong Kong, or for international ministries with offices there, a new […]
John MacArthur and Greg Laurie: How Two California Megachurches Kept Worshiping
Two California churches were so eager to meet last weekend that when their services began, worshipers erupted in applause. In […]
Texas Pastor Dreams of the Tallest Cross
Rick Milby has visions of a cross 230 feet tall. It will rise up higher than the nearby Abundant Life […]
Michelle Reyes on How Scripture Calls Churches to Build a Just Society
Dr. Michelle Reyes is the vice president of the Asian American Christian Collaborative as well as an author, speaker, and […]
Abdu Murray on Reading the Bible as a Middle Easterner
Taken from Seeing Jesus from the East by Ravi Zacharias and Abdu Murray. Copyright © 2020 by Zondervan. Used by permission of […]
Nicole Watt’s Testimony: Why a New-Age Healer Renounced Her Craft to Follow Jesus
Nicole Watt is a freelance writer and homeschooling mother living in Northern Ireland. From the time I was a child, […]
Ministries Face the Real Trafficking Crisis During Coronavirus
Human trafficking recently reemerged in the news cycle after a conspiracy circulated on social media in early July about the Boston-based furniture […]
Lucas Mix on Our Cosmic Calling and the Creatures We Take With Us
Lucas Mix studies the intersection of biology, philosophy, and theology. A writer, speaker, professor, and Episcopalian priest, he has affiliations […]
100 Virtual Choirs Around the World Sing Worship Anthem ‘The Blessing’
Just a couple of weeks before the coronavirus pandemic shut down the US, Kari Jobe held a songwriting session with […]
For Third-Party Christians, Some Things Are More Important Than Winning
Brian Carroll doesn’t seem like someone who’s running for president. He has no staff, hasn’t raised any money, and doesn’t […]
Zoe Saldana Apologizes for Playing Nina Simone in 2016 Biopic in Which She Darkened Her Skin and Wore a Prosthetic Nose
Zoe Saldana has admitted she ‘never should’ve played Nina’ Simone in the 2016 biopic about the legendary singer, a role where […]
