The humble pastor made the Word easy to understand for modern Japanese and sought to heal the "bitter enmity" with Korea.

Five Filipino Christian leaders weigh in on the American church’s influence on worship, culture, and politics.

How the modern concept of self-creation turns Christian community into personal identity.

Self-centered testimonies have been abused. But not sharing our story can be equally selfish.

Surveying the spectrum of Christian views on the traditionally Hindu practice, from wellness to spiritual caution.

When trusted counselors go bad, churches pay a heavy price.

The Chinese boat festival reminds us that Revelation’s serpent transcends Western and Eastern cultural concepts, say Asian biblical scholars.

If UFOs are real, exercise some humility before sharing the gospel.

The NYC founders of Pray March Act want church-led activism to outlive news cycles and divisive politics.

Missionary Henry Breidenthal taught generations of Thai pastors as a doctor, Bible college founder, and evangelist.

Dones and “umms” are leaving the sanctuary or loitering outside the door. But when have they actually left?

It’s easy to celebrate or critique based on partisanship, but Christians can model a better way.

Occupied, liberated, and now underwater, Kherson remains on the frontline of fighting—and faith, as a local seminary president explains.

We like imagining that a young, hopeless David killed Goliath. We need the fuller story.

Our view of the end times should affect our politics. But how?

At a moment of crisis, my drive to excel seemed increasingly pointless.

No less than her martyred husband, she could be inspiring and frustrating all at once.

Jana Harmon paints a detailed picture of the reasons skeptics come to faith.

Scripture is clear that both go hand in hand.