Many evangelicals celebrate their freedom of religion in the Muslim-majority nation. Orthodox and Catholics urge: Go slow.

Some evangelicals thank Apostolic church for preserving their nation amid trials. Some priests fear Protestant newcomers will divide it.

The temptations of the flesh don't have to be dramatic to be detrimental.

The debate about the “second sex” brings us back to biology, humility, and Genesis 1.

Unlike “Nones” and “Dones,” many church-adjacent Christians want to return to a local body—but they feel stuck.

The film departs from biblical wisdom on how we should deal with our inner mess.

Our identities are often influenced by our surroundings—the good, the bad, and the ugly.

Fasting resists our society’s expectations about efficiency and instant gratification.

Loren Haarsma maps out the prevailing schools of thought on the origins of humanity and sin.

Middle Eastern and European evangelicals assess the vastly different continental response and the Bible’s teachings toward the stranger.

Brian Houston’s resignation reminds us we need godly pastors, not just gifted ones.

Not only is it morally justified, it also aligns with Christ’s heart for the vulnerable.

The journey to self-acceptance isn’t an easy one.

The story doesn’t have to be a stumbling block, but we should approach it with fear and trembling.

Few Taiwanese churches are willing to speak out on China-related political issues, surprising believers who left Hong Kong. But all leaders call for peace-seeking.

I was on the verge of making a fortune, but I couldn’t stop dwelling on a conversation about religion.

We’re quick to affirm the Resurrection, but we often miss its full meaning.

Michael Horton looks to restore the first principle of wisdom to its rightful place.

Why Christians slide into spiritual apathy, and how they can recover.