After the gospel came to a small community in northeast Nigeria, two men on two different continents spent five decades translating Scripture into the Kamwe language.

New Testament scholar Craig Keener investigates contemporary accounts of “signs and wonders,” while suggesting that many grounds for skepticism are behind the times.

Our overburdened lives are often a problem of theology, not time management.

How the Bible’s doctrine of humanity gives us hope for reaching even the hardest of hearts.

Alice T. Ott identifies the pivotal moments in Christianity’s global expansion.

The philosopher and theologian ventures a new hypothesis on Genesis, human origins, and the historical Adam.

A conversation with the director of the National Institutes of Health.

How the message of Christ resonated through the centuries, even at moments when his followers failed to keep the tune.

In his latest book, the “Color of Compromise” author turns from the lessons of history to the proper Christian response.

Preston Sprinkle propose des orientations pour penser de manière biblique et écouter avec amour.

The incoming Taylor University president outlines a faith-filled, Spirit-guided approach to life’s biggest transitions.

The Bible teaches us, says Matthew Mullins, but its method of teaching always entails more than information and guidance.

Diverse anthology of current Christian research on Islam, the Quran, and Muhammad suggests biblically-faithful paths for better engagement beyond polemics or dialogue.

Preston Sprinkle gives guidance on thinking biblically and listening in love.

How our senses can point the way to God’s presence.

How false worship today resembles false worship in the Old Testament.

CCCU Young Alumni Award winner discusses how diversity in medicine improves care for the most vulnerable.

Why one Congolese refugee believes shoes are a key ingredient for broader change.

Theologian Robert Covolo encourages Christians to take matters of dress and style more seriously.