Jim Denison analyzes four medical responses to when churches might again gather for in-person services and Bible study in light of four priorities.

A Baptist pastor explains the difficulty of a Baptist church applying for a Payroll Protection Program loan and why he and his church eventually did.

Funerals are being done differently during the pandemic. A pastor well-acquainted with them shares what it’s been like officiating during social distancing.

After graduating from Hardin-Simmons University and moving to New York City, Charissa Conner joined a church staff there that is working overtime to minister to its city.

What reasons have you heard—or do you give—for drinking alcohol but not being addicted? Lawrence Traynor shares three reasons he gave.

Is it wrong to be afraid right now? What purpose does fear serve? A psychiatrist and theologian considers these questions from three perspectives.

Jeff Smith, president and CEO of HighGround Advisors, explains their plan for facing the economic uncertainty accompanying the coronavirus pandemic.

Glen Schmucker, minister and writer, shares how invisible things aren’t all bad. God’s mercy overcomes even the nastiest invisible things, like the coronavirus.

In the midst of the current uncertainty, do you need a sign from God? Sandy Wisdom-Martin points to where to find direction from God.

Though churches will not observe Easter—Resurrection Day—as they normally do, Christians have the opportunity to consider Jesus’ resurrection afresh.

Sandy Wisdom-Martin, executive director of national WMU, suggests five ways to care for others in God-honoring ways during the coronavirus pandemic.

Artists and entertainers may be labeled “nonessential” during a pandemic, but they continue to give to us and hope we will continue to give to them.