In a country known for loving Western praise music—Hillsong’s second-biggest market—a grassroots movement is singing new tunes. Arnel Cadeliña, a pastor and worship leader in… Read More »‘This Is the Day’ for Filipinos to Develop Their Own Worship Music
It’s not migrants. Christian shelters are seeing more single moms who can’t shoulder the cost of living. It was 2:45 p.m., and people were lined… Read More »Homelessness Hits Record High, Straining Rescue Missions
In an absence of resources, leaders struggle to train pastors. When Samuel Ndima was a student at a Bible college in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, he… Read More »African Bible Colleges Don’t Have Enough Books
UPDATE: The chair of the board of trustees, Kevin Smith, has resigned. The Southern Baptist Convention’s Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) announced Monday evening… Read More »ERLC Retracts Announcement Firing President Brent Leatherwood
The Book of Psalms reminds us that worship demands our unequivocal devotion and allegiance. The Psalms capture the full range of human experience. Personal and… Read More »Praising God Is an Act of Political Defiance
Meet Olympians who love God from around the world. Many Olympics lovers learn that their favorite athletes love Jesus through social media posts or postgame… Read More »28 Christian Athletes to Cheer On at the Paris 2024 Olympics
The candidate’s “unburdened by what has been” and “coconut tree” lines push her party toward a troubling partisan divide over the past itself. President Joe… Read More »Kamala Harris Against History
Young, evangelical, and African American churchgoers ask the most. When churchgoers show up to their church’s worship service, they’re often hoping to have a guest… Read More »Americans Are Still Inviting People to Church
The public square is increasingly hostile to religion. But don’t be surprised when Olympic athletes overflow with thanks to God. The opening ceremonies of the… Read More »Penalty or No, Athletes Talk Faith
As smartphones steal potential readers in Indonesia, booksellers are looking to new ideas. Only 1 out of every 1,000 Indonesians is an avid reader, according… Read More »Can Christian Publishing Survive in a Country Where Few Still Read?
