I just returned from a land where the church is booming. I found the conditions there fascinating. The Christian population may double in the next …

Most people don’t go to church anymore. And the minority who do regularly attend and appreciate weekly services fit a certain profile. They’re the church-inclined. …

The men surrounded Candace after the community meeting. They knew Candace was a Christian. They had some serious questions for her. This scene played out …

“The church has an image problem,” somebody said in the board room at the national offices. “We need an ad campaign to change the public’s …

What is your true role in the often mysterious journey that leads to someone entering into a relationship with Jesus? Is God counting on you …

How do you thaw the “frozen chosen”? How do you engage the disinterested members of your flock? In my last post I described these people …

They quietly walk into church, say little, look a bit detached, and leave quickly when the service concludes. These church attendees are Present In Body …

Punctuated with mild profanity, the rumpled lady described her colorful visits to her favorite psychic. Her tablemates chuckled—except for the well-dressed man who never spoke. …

Why do some find it fashionable to bad-mouth short-term missions? I heard it again at a recent conference. The American white guy at the microphone …

“The Bible? You believe in that?” Ben asked. Ben walked into our Lifetree Café today—looking for something. I learned he was a successful businessman, friend …