Gospel has always played a crucial role in the soundtrack of the struggle. Missional storyteller Jelani Greenidge traces his musical history through six decades of sacred music. Part 1: The ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.
Global personnel Tammi and Jochy Hernández balance artistry, mission work, and family life to reach those who feel on the outside of the traditional church.
Love Mercy Do Justice is partnering with Indigenous leaders to create an immersive learning experience that explores our relationship to harmony, wholeness, and abundance.
Decorating our home for Christmas took on a whole new meaning for me when we were living in Ecuador.
Is it possible for the church to meaningfully engage people in high-tech virtual environments?
The day of Epiphany is our annual reminder that unintended consequences are no match for Jesus’ power to deliver what we need, right when we need it. He’s done it before, and He’ll do it again.
The Covenant church in Joliet, Illinois, is learning to do the right thing—even when it feels like the wrong time.
How the story of Joseph helps me find peace in spaces of trauma-filled waiting.
If Advent means anything at all, it is the promise of hope offered to those most in need of God’s welcome interruption.
A fresh perspective in the face of all the overwhelmingly gaudy Christmas decorations.
