In response to “The problem with personality assessments,” Jon Singletary writes that your Enneagram type can be a guide as you learn about yourself and the person God is shaping you to be.

We try to run and hide, but we can’t.

A recent visit to Estonia led Craig Nash to question the differences between that country and the U.S. when it comes to conflating nationalism with Christianity.

Do personality and spiritual gift assessments fail to show the bigger picture of who each individual is as made in the image of God?

Virtual Reality Church plans to offer VR-enabled worship experiences and even virtual baptisms. What does this mean for the near-future of the church?

While the solution to gun control in the US may be elusive, the conversations we have about gun control don’t have to be so contentious.

I write this in order to let some of you know you are not alone. Parenting is hard. It helps to know we are not alone in our struggle to be patient and show the love of God to our children.

A touching class reunion story reveals the truth that God’s forgiveness of us means we ought to likewise forgive others.

Graham was (and remains) a personal hero of mine. Here’s what I’ve learned from his life and ministry.

What small churches may lack in terms of numbers, space, or finances, they make up for with these three kingdom advantages. From Voices columnist Don McCaig.

Now is the time for Christians to remember that rights and freedom are those things exercised for others, not in protection from others. For a Christian, freedom is the ability to be exceedingly in service to one’s neighbor, to give oneself without restraint in service to the good of God in the world.

Pastor Zac Harrel argues, “Our culture at large has replaced religious faith with political faith.” If that’s true, how can Christians stay political without bowing down to politics?