Gary Comer thinks the COVID-19 crisis could actually help the messaging of the church for years to come.

We miss out on deep, rich, sound theology when we forsake the historical roots of our faith.

Pastor Benjamin Vrbicek offers a framework for pastors trying to decide when to address current events.

When pastors evaluate whether to mention current events, it gives way to many other questions, writes pastor Benjamin Vrbicek.

The journey to heaven is treacherous. We can get distracted by worldly pursuits if we forget where our home truly is.

Spiritual songs can spur us on to fight injustice and have tough conversations, especially when we can't find words of our own.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s to always expect the trouble. But the certainty of God can anchor us amid the uncertainty of life.

Daniel Darling explains that there’s difference between idle pursuit of cheap information and a lifelong commitment to wisdom.

Conspiracy theories run rampant online and in the church. What are these theories doing to us and to those in our churches?

We should all want proof of God. But we’re wrong to demand that he produce a certain kind of evidence, says Justin Camp.

Sara Barratt shares what teens need from their churches and Christian communities to help them live beyond a borrowed faith.

It’s easy to bemoan a child’s disobedience. But we too often sidle up to the lion who could eat us for lunch.