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Were committed to providing thoughtful, compelling content that is relevant to our ministry partners. The picture shows a group of students carefully arranged on concrete steps. Members of Moody Bible [...]

We're committed to providing thoughtful, compelling content that is relevant to our ministry partners. Barbara Peacock has a tip for meditating on Scripture: Imagine a cow chewing its cud. 'While [...]

THE THING ABOUT PASTORING is that, at any given moment, someone is experiencing one of the most significant moments of their life--and they need their pastor. Someone is in the [...]

The hour is 2 a.m. A man, who had been asleep in bed, is startled awake with an idea so rich it could only be described as a vision. 'I [...]

'The Button's Nothin' Til the Brain's Trained,' one sign read. 'Beware: Premature Calculator Usage May Be Harmful to Your Children's Education,' claimed another. With chants, poster boards, and fervor, educators [...]

THE HOLIDAY SEASON is here again, ushering in shouts of joy during Thanksgiving football, delighted squeals on Christmas morning, and bleary-eyed cheers as the New Year dawns. But those happy [...]

AS HIGHER EDUCATION HURTLES INTO THE DIGITAL ERA, CHRISTIAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FACE A PIVOTAL CHOICE. Some are steering toward virtual classrooms, attracting tech-savvy students who seek flexible, affordable degrees, [...]

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE TRUE TO THE BIBLICAL TEXT? That seems to be the top-of-mind question in the Bible publishing industry today. When it comes to interpretation, Bible [...]

THE CLASSROOM BUZZES with vibrant discussions. Students sit in pairs, working their way through a variety of activities. The professor walks from group to group, encouraging them in their work. [...]

Chances are that you have shelves filled with commentaries, a podcast app loaded with learning, and a calendar stacked with conferences--and we're glad you do! Instead of adding more books [...]

For many people this holiday season, the above ideas are a far better fit than musings on lords-a-leaping or maids-a-milking. A OnePoll survey found that 88 percent of Americans feel [...]

The temptation to view one's college and career journey as a linear experience is understandable. The steps are prescribed: Apply to a university. Get accepted. Declare a major. Prepare for [...]

The article offers information on the significance of intergenerational mentorship among Christian women and how it fosters spiritual growth and practical wisdom. Topics discussed include the mentorship legacy of women like American educator and philanthropist Mary McLeod Bethune; the role of mentorship in equipping women to navigate finances; and the deep, faith-based relationships that empower women to thrive in various life stages.

During his time as a Ph.D. student at Duke University, Ryan Juskus studied ethnography with the Restoring Eden Project, a Christian organization that designs and conducts citizen science projects in [...]

Three in five Americans are stressed by the issues our nation currently faces. The American Psychological Association surveys people across the United States about stress, digging into its intensity, its [...]

Andrews University professor Heather Thompson Day starts every class the same way. Once her students have filed into the room and taken their seats, new notebooks and charged laptops splayed [...]

IF YOU'RE DRIVING SOUTH on Highway 43 in Tuscumbia, Alabama, just past North Alabama State Fair Park, you can't miss the gigantic lot with wooden pallets stacked one on top [...]

YOU MIGHT EXPECT executives at a financial services company, especially one dedicated to helping customers make investment decisions in line with their Christian values, would be opening up their inboxes [...]

The article offers information on Christian nonprofit organizations that have maintained a focus on mission and community impact over time. Topics include the historical background and founding principles of organizations like Youth for Christ (YFC) and the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES), their emphasis on grassroots efforts, and their resistance to becoming celebrity-driven operations despite notable figures like Billy Graham being associated with them.

WHEN THE COVID-19 pandemic left church congregations unable to meet in person, the team at Ministry Brands sprang into action. Ministry Brands, a family of software companies, provides technology solutions [...]

The article focuses on the challenges and considerations surrounding the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in Christian higher education. Topics include the potential benefits of AI in streamlining administrative tasks and personalizing learning experiences, concerns about students using AI without understanding it well, how students can enhance creativity, and need for thoughtful engagement to ensure a quality Christian education in the era of AI.

The article focuses on how Christians are reevaluating their approach to the holiday season and the new year, prioritizing faith and rest over traditional stress-inducing expectations. Topics include the challenges of holiday stress; the emergence of resources like planners and podcasts to guide individuals in prioritizing faith practices; insights from Christian creators offering alternatives to conventional New Year's resolutions; and emphasizing intentional living and balanced goals.

The article focuses on the role of Christian colleges and universities in addressing the evolving needs of their students in the digital age. Topics discussed include the choices these institutions face in embracing virtual education or emphasizing on-campus experiences, the importance of cross-cultural relationships, and the growing focus on mental health care within residential programs.

The article explores the question of the role of women in the Bible and in Christianity. It discusses how women have been historically underrepresented and often misunderstood in religious texts and teachings.It also mentions the importance of recognizing the significant contributions and stories of faithful women throughout Christian history.

People have varying levels of comfort with physical touch. Some are happy to receive hugs from friends--or even total strangers. Others would prefer that everyone else keep their hands to [...]

The article offers information on the Bible publishers are, by nature, marketplace competitors. It discusses that they offer varying translations, versions, and specialized features, but they all have a commitment to spreading the Word of God; and mentions that resting on that solid foundation, it seems, is what gives publishers the freedom to pursue creativity in their approach to presenting the Scriptures.

The article offers information on how Black leaders in Maryland's Methodist Episcopal Church had already set their sights on both spiritually uplifting and educating their communities. It mentions that Centenary offered the first theological training opportunity for Black people in the state. It discusses that interconnection of education and worship.

The article offers information about several podcast related to Christianity. It mentions that conversations about spiritual formation. It discusses that how a physical therapist turned stay-at-home mom, Amber Cullum loved her life addressing racism, gun violence, and the church's abuse of power. It discusses conversations about spiritual disciplines to bonus episodes hosted by Sacred Ordinary Days liturgist and podcast producer Kayla Craig featuring communal prayers.

The article presents the discussion on launching an inexpensive travel lodging option. Topics include recalling employees finding in using hypodermic needles on the property as the neighboring motel beginning to decline; curriculum covering a wide range of life skills, from communication to financial planning, and from loving others to parenting; and developing budget skills.

An interview with women author Lore Ferguson Wilbert is presented. Topics include how can friends make touch a healthy part of their relationship; how can Christians in authority know whether to keep their hands to themselves and their comfort level with physical contact; abuse victims in her book "Handle with Care: How Jesus Redeems the Power of Touch in Life and Ministry".