I learned how to mourn when my mom lost her mind, and then her life, to dementia.

My culture and the Bible call us to become aching visionaries.

How Jesus’ arrival relieves our anxious waiting

A Colombian scholar assesses the state of the movement roughly 150 years after Protestant missionaries first arrived.

Faith is dividing families. What does lament look like in our relationships to God and our loved ones?

Works to help readers parse the differences between cultural assimilation and political domestication.

What Simeon’s long-awaited assurance means for us today

A survey of theology, history, and evangelical perspective of the Eastern and Oriental branches of the ancient tradition.

In “Zero at the Bone,” the poet discusses love, lament, and living toward a ‘happy ending.’

When we are afraid, God pursues our hearts

In a country where allegations rarely go public, charismatics are grappling with the claims against the influential IHOPKC founder and with his movement’s response.

Examining the Asian religion from philosophical, practical, Christian, and Buddhist points of view.

Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture.

Startling promises on the perfection of power

Bold proclamations of a great leader

These books can help Christians gain a better understanding of Confucianism and do better in our evangelism.

The Cru film ministry is working on a next-generation remake of the iconic 1979 movie seen by millions.

Interview with Lausanne-affiliated expert discusses who is in the church, the propriety of proselytism, and the example given by Billy Graham in Russia and Romania.

Adults with intellectual disabilities can have robust spiritual lives. Are we learning from them?