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As a pastor, I’ve learned that the church can play a vital role in helping members with mental health issues.

New research shows disagreement over COVID-19 policies drove changes in attendance, but “a lot of it is a mystery.”

It’s time for evangelicals to rediscover Bonhoeffer’s best-known work on the nature of Christian community.

For decades, the small, rural congregation has turned a grain harvest into international ministry funding.

Jake Meador has a provocative proposal for reversing dechurching. But it may not be that simple.

Spiritual abuse survivors who join a new congregation still need to heal from their hurt.

The Asbury revival reminds us that God works in ways we cannot control.

The dawn of Easter reminds us that what the world might see as a waste can actually be a wonder.

America is set to be minority white by 2045. Evangelicals need to stop thinking that’s a bad thing.

The Virgin Birth challenges our fears regarding projected secularization.

Churches across the country are reclaiming theological education to make it available to everyone.

Do our online viewers truly realize what they’re missing?

Ongoing disruption exposed my ministry idols, helping me see the work of the kingdom.

Church leaders are seeking fresh ways to prevent "backdoor exits" and adapt to shifting membership.

Pete Scazzero discusses how pastors can identify and train healthy leaders.

When leaders admit wrongdoing, we should respond with quiet sobriety, not clapping.

There is work to do and some of those God has called to do it are female, Pentecostal leaders say.

“It may be easier to find people in the midst of deconstructing their faith on social media than within churches.”

The greatest gift my parents passed on was a lived-out faith. I want to do the same for my daughter.