As a rookie seminarian, I spend a good bit of time these days in the Old Testament. It is a wonderful place to converse with sagacious voices from the distant ...

Last of three parts AS the final part of this three-part series on the 10 frequently asked questions on Christians and politics, we now turn to the last three questions — questions that go to the ...

Renewal begins with and is sustained by repentance That pattern lies at the very heart of the Gospel. We are called to die to ...

Easter is not merely a commemoration of an event; it is the unveiling of a reality that defines the believer’s existence. The ...

Paul the Apostle had preached the gospel at Corinth and brought many new converts in the city, into the kingdom of God. Other ministers like ...

On Tuesday, April 7, 2026, as philanthropist MacKenzie Scott marks her birthday, I write this letter not simply as an individual, but as a son of the HBCU experience, a professor shaped by Black ...

Lyka Amethyst Perandos explores how trust in God and practical stewardship provide an anchor for Filipinos during the 2026 ...

We are living through a relational crisis unlike anything in modern history.

*In the shadow of glowing economic headlines and optimistic market forecasts, a quieter—and far more troubling—crisis is ...

For us today, Romans 12:2, the call to be transformed, speaks into a world filled with competing voices and constant ...

Protecting Christian Faith, Families, and Minority Communities Against Religious Coercion Is a Moral Imperative. By Sardar Mushtaq Gill ...

The brevity of life Scripture does not shy away from this truth. In fact, it gently but firmly reminds us again and again: ...