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Yes, your church is imperfect. I get that. But here's how you, an imperfect sinner yourself, can make it better.

Many refugees who have left Islam will be celebrating their first Christmas this year, as they have seen the power of Christ meet them in their despair.

A guest post by my friend, Kelly O'Dell Stanley, author of the new book Praying Upside Down

Because psalms were not simply read, but sung, they penetrated the minds and imaginations of the people as only music can do.

Even though Christmas should be a time that draws us into closer relationships with Christ, too often it’s a season that pulls us farther from the Savior.

Why was it so important to go to church? While homebound, I’d watched a number of excellent church services online and on TV . . . but it’s not the same as worshipping together with my church family.

Just because we see gold lettering on a black cover saying Holy Bible doesn’t mean what’s inside every just-off-the-press, new translation is the real deal.

Here are just a few of the powerful ideas that can positively affect your child in small—but lasting—ways!

Hindu extremist mob tries to burn husband along with deceased wife's body.

Though walls press in, God is able and available to work within – deeply and gently – with a grace that gives strength and is sufficient for your every need.

This morning Marlene and I visited the historic Moody Church in downtown Chicago. We saw scores of people, including many Moody Bible Institute students, walking to church, Bibles in hand. In a city as cosmopolitan as Chicago, it's impressive to...

Four key trends in the church should be noted according to the Barna Group, which points out that "church attendance is grossly overrated as a measure of anything that is spiritually significant."

Delegation, enlisting others in the work of the ministry, is a skill that should be developed both for the good of the pastor as well as the good of the ministry. There is a mountain of statistical data that substantiates the fact that in a...

For Barry C. Black, the everyday life of the Senate chaplain ranges from leading five Bible studies a week to running weekly prayer breakfasts to answering letters from viewers of C-SPAN commenting on his prayers that open each daily session of...