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It’s not exactly pleasant to talk about our own death. It’s even less pleasant for our loved ones if we don’t talk about it.
08/28/2024 - By Eric Black / Editor
I was born and raised in a Muslim family in India. My life changed dramatically when I encountered Jesus and learned about the powerful message of salvation.
08/28/2024 - By N.Z.
Parker Bowen challenges us to consider what the place and structure of our worship says about God’s character, story and glory.
08/27/2024 - By Parker Bowen
Splitting a church ought to be more difficult than splitting an atom. So, why does division seem to be the natural order for Christians?
08/26/2024 - By Wade Berry
The 2024-2025 academic year is underway. It’s not too late to encourage and support teachers. Nor is it too early.
08/21/2024 - By Eric Black / Editor
Ruth Braunstein points to the organizations and efforts that have been confronting Christian nationalism and its spread.
08/21/2024 - By Ruth Braunstein / Religion News Service
His son said of him, “The greatest gift our dad gave us was a love for the Lord and a good name.” How about you?
08/20/2024 - By Johnny Teague
“What was done before will not be enough to move churches into the future,” Ben Karner writes. Churches will need Holy Spirit inspiration.
08/19/2024 - By Ben Karner
“We lost a tree yesterday, and I can’t help feeling like it’s a metaphor,” Editor Eric Black writes about a momentous day for his family.
08/14/2024 - By Eric Black / Editor
In our individualistic, democratized society, many wonder how much we have to agree to be united. Wade Berry addresses the question.
08/14/2024 - By Wade Berry
The Pokot and Turkana area of western Kenya is a mostly arid region, frequented by severe drought throughout the year, except for a few pockets that receive small amounts of…
08/12/2024 - By Boaz Keibarak
Ben Karner, noting worship is a verb, considers the full scope of worship as described in the Bible and to be embodied by Christians.
08/12/2024 - By Ben Karner
