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U.K. Supreme Court to weigh life-support patients’ rights
Trump asks SCOTUS to allow mail-in voting order for midterms
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How to Live and Die in Biological War
In the long shadow of COVID-19, the world once again knows what plague is like. Amid lockdowns and isolation, those years planted seeds of suspicion and fear: of other countries’ choices, of whether our neighbors were secretly sick, of little symptoms in our own bodies that could...
Why Some Christians Choose ‘God Lite’ Over God
Acedia is a little-known word, but one with precise and alarming meaning. I recently discussed the word with two knowledgeable and mature Christians who were ignorant of it but not suffering from it. Acedia robs us of all that is ultimately important and leaves truth lying in the...
The Miracle Alternative to Factions in the Church: 1 Corinthians 1:10–12
The Corinthian believers tried to split into fan clubs, but they never belonged to their favorite teachers. In Christ, their teachers belonged to them.Watch Now...
Jen Wilkin Wants to Help You Age Wisely
Only a couple years out of college, I told my coworkers that I looked forward to being old. They weren’t just dismissive of that comment. They were indignant. On one level, I know why. I understood little to nothing at age 23 about the hardships of aging and caring for the dying....
Michigan-Canada bridge opens after renewed Trump tariffs
Historic English church faces closure due to steep repair bill
FBI Most Wanted fugitive caught, charged in $32M fraud scheme
Pope Leo XIV calls for an end to Middle East violence
Transgender therapy dolls developed at public university
Trump and Netanyahu to discuss Iran, Middle East peace
Man stabs three women, one pregnant, on Paris street
U.S. condemns killings of pastor’s family members in Nigeria
Arkansas appeals removal order for Capitol Ten Commandments
Shots fired at Seattle food festival kill three, injure four
New Violence Explodes Between Christian Tribal Groups in India
Satkhokai Chongloi pointed to a charred fragment of paper that survived the fire set by armed men at his Imphal Valley home in the northeastern Indian state of Manipur in May 2023. At first glance, it appeared to be nothing more than a blackened scrap. Upon closer inspection, a f...
Churches Are More Diverse but Talking Less About Diversity
Over the past decade, churchgoers are more likely to see someone of a different ethnicity in their congregation but less likely to hear about racial diversity from the pulpit. A Lifeway Research study of US Protestant pastors found churches have seemingly grown more diverse, whil...
Loving Darkness, Hating Light
Why do we resist the light? John Piper opens Ephesians 2:1–10 to show why dead hearts must be born again before coming to the light.Watch Now
When Your Boss Expects You to Lie
How do we respond when an employer expects us to compromise the truth? Pastor John offers counsel for keeping an uncompromised faith in the workplace.Listen Now...
Engage Teens with the Whole Bible
If you’re a parent or a youth leader, you may be daunted by the challenge of engaging teenagers with the Bible. We long for the teenagers we love to hear the voice of their Good Shepherd: “Abide in my word” (John 8:31). Still, this can feel increasingly difficult as the din of co...
Years of civil war in Sudan have permanently changed its demographics, slowed learning
Sudan (MNN) — Three years of brutal civil war have permanently changed the demographics of Sudan, an impoverished nation in North Africa. Joe Willey works with SAT-7, a satellite TV ministry to the Middle East and North Africa. He says, “ There are people that have left the count...
Why Some Church Fathers Are Hard to Read
A friend or pastor recommends you read a book by a church father, promising it will change the way you read the Bible or enrich your spiritual life. The church fathers were some of the earliest Christian writers, pastors, and bishops, whose works shaped how the church read the Bi...
‘I’ve Lost My Taste for God’s Word’: Bad Reasons We Neglect the Bible
I spoke to a friend the other day. Truth be told, I could hardly recognize him. He seemed beggarly, scruffy, gaunt, though dressed in nice enough clothing. His eyes were shifty. His gaze cold. Spring had fled from him. I had to ask, “How has your walk with the Lord been?” “It’s b...
4 Keys to Preventing Children’s Ministry Burnout
Volunteer burnout—that was the answer four local children’s ministry directors gave when I asked about the most challenging part of their ministry. I was collecting data for the church plant where I’d soon serve, seeking answers to questions like these: How do I run a children’s ...
Jesus: A Priest After the Order of Melchizedek
For the writer to the Hebrews, understanding Melchizedek means understanding Jesus. But how can an ancient king help us know the true King of glory?Watch Now...
God Will See to It That We Arrive Guiltless at Christ’s Coming: 1 Corinthians 1:4–9, Part 6
How can we know that God will keep us until the end? Because his faithfulness links his call to our final glorification with unbreakable power.Watch Now...
What Meeting My Biological Family at 30 Taught Me About the Church
I wandered the church halls in a fog, shaking hands and forgetting conversations moments later. As the lead pastor of a year-old church plant, I usually carried a hundred small responsibilities in my head on a Sunday morning. But that day, there was only room for one thing. I kep...
Appeals court allows school to fire employee for book display affirming biological sex
U.S. further sanctions billionaire-led network enabling Iran
Wyoming church told to leave Native American reservation over viral sermon clip
Bipartisan House effort would let Afghans stay in U.S.
Becket backs Washington Christian ministry’s faith-based hiring
FDA investigating new group of diarrhea parasite cases
DOJ drops New York Times court summons over Air Force One reporting
Finnish politician appeals conviction in religious freedom case
Minnesota lawmaker’s killer receives 2 life sentences
Human smuggler pleads guilty to role in family’s drowning
NYC starts new tax on homes that aren’t primary residences
He Didn’t Plan on Being a ‘Christian Artist’
When Bodie Kuljian (commercially known as bodie) performed the song “Gratitude” on The Voice season finale back in 2022, he didn’t intend to chart a course as a Christian artist. The 32-year-old singer and songwriter had started releasing music independently in 2017, experimentin...
When Does Biblical Contextualization Become Syncretism?
Ministry anywhere can be challenging, but Christians ministering to Native American tribes must navigate particular tensions. On the one hand, many Native people remain suspicious of Christianity because of historical trauma inflicted on their communities by Christian churches an...
US Megachurches Grow Bigger as Smaller Churches Decline
On a recent Sunday worship service at 12Stone, one of Georgia’s largest churches, attendees packed the sanctuary to sing energetic worship music, and pastors celebrated the end of a weeklong camp hosting more than 1,500 students. It was one sign of growth many US megachurches are...
Made Alive by Great Love
Why can’t we save ourselves? John Piper opens Ephesians 2:1–10 to show that only God’s life-giving love can raise dead sinners.Watch Now
Be a Happy Mom for Other Moms
“What can I do for you?” we moms love to ask each other. As soon as the one answers the question, the other answers the call. Meals appear from thin air; playdates pop up like crop circles. We clean, we carpool, we listen, we brainstorm. We arrive early and stay late. If you’re l...
Calls for strategic prayer as US-Iran conflict deepens across the Middle East
Iran (MNN) — The renewed strikes between the United States and Iran that started earlier this month have increasingly complex domino effects. And neither side looks like it will back down anytime soon. One recent development comes from Yemen, where the Iran-backed Houthis have th...
The Lion of Judah Roars in Suffering
What comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb? Revelation 5! In the apostle John’s vision of the heavenly throne room, he weeps and weeps because no one is worthy to open the scroll containing God’s plan for establishing his kingdom on earth (v. 4). But then he receives word...
Salman Rushdie testifies at attacker’s terrorism trial
Justice Department updates religious liberty protections for executive agencies
The Wild West honored in official holiday on July 23
Lawmakers call on DOJ to probe deaths of five preborn infants
Trump uses New Jersey election error to advocate for SAVE Act
Russian online megastore shuts warehouses after Ukrainian attacks
Iran bans Christian TV broadcasters, threatens prosecution
Trump threatens to punish Iran after Houthi Red Sea attacks
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