Jay Kim thinks we have an opportunity to help people lift their gaze from their digital devices to go about the patient work of following Jesus.

The new reality unleashed in the wake of the coronavirus should cause us to reconsider, reimagine, and reshape our perspectives.

How might your life be different if you stopped trying to seize the day and instead just received the day?

Three short, pithy phrases from Paul to help discouraged church planters focus on mission and plod forward during this pandemic.

Pastor and church planter Steve Mizel explains why, in difficult times, pastors should act as their people’s short-term memory.

Jonathan Dodson asks, what would happen if we were as attentive to our seeds of destruction as we are to the headlines?

We need to know how to determine good from evil or we’re unable to move toward human flourishing. How can this crisis be resolved?

Shar Walker was rolling her eyes at “taking precautions” not to become infected by the Coronavirus. But now she’s changed her tune.

The spread of the coronavirus has a lot of us scared. Some are buying hand sanitizer and facemasks. Others are indifferent. How should we respond?

Hollie Fortkamp believes light shines in the darkness and the darkness doesn’t win—even when we can’t see the light.

How do we engage with grievous death—in particular, Kobe’s tragic death—in light of gospel hope? And how does our present suffering today precede our future glory?

In many places around the world, following Christ can cost you your life. Yet Christians keep preaching the gospel and God keeps saving sinners.