The former IVCF and Columbia Seminary president spoke with longtime friend Mark Labberton last fall.

A millennial diagnoses her generation’s complicated relationship to the body of Christ.

Rep. Frank Wolf, human rights champion, calls on evangelicals to intensify the fight for religious liberty.

J. D. Greear remembers what gets missed in secondary debates.

The college's president says the issues on campus go deeper than 'homosexual practice.'

Ministry leaders empower West African Christians to do what no government or hospital can do.

Robert Sirico says that in order to get economics right, we must first understand what it means to be human.

The author lays out a way to witness after churches have lost their cultural privilege.

Russian Christian leaders on Crimea, what Putin likes about Protestants, and evangelizing with Americans.

George Whitefield was once the most famous man in America. Historian Thomas Kidd explains why the celebrity evangelist shouldn’t be forgotten.

Australia pastor Mark Sayers says influence has to be about more than book sales and retweets.

Why Eric Metaxas encourages a greater openness to miracles in everyday life.

The Fuller Seminary president sees the church’s moment of cultural exile as a moment of incredible opportunity.

Rescued from the sex trade, Anny Donewald now seeks to rescue others.

Reformed theology is more irenic and diverse than you think, says theologian Oliver Crisp.

Former Harvard astronomer Owen Gingerich challenges the notion that religion and science inhabit separate spheres.

Leading Nigerian evangelical says Christians won’t abandon the North.

The missionary nurse who survived the deadly virus says medicine alone won't cure West Africa.

Eugene Cho wonders whether we're willing to go beyond paying lip service to social change.