I had the privilege of traveling to Malta to learn from ministry partners in the Middle East. Watching the side by side in the region and beyond, I was reminded once again of the blessing that comes when we collectively seek the Kingdom of God.

The program Live On explores what it means to continue living when a son, brother, husband, or loved one does not return home. Where can people find the strength to go on after such loss, or to help others carry their pain?

Evangelicals possess something governments often lack—trusted relationships at the grassroots and access to leaders across divides. An Evangelical Board of Peace could come alongside evangelical peacemakers with diplomatic and relational support.

‘Never again’ asks whether Europe still believes that human dignity is non-negotiable, and that silence in the face of atrocity is complicity.

192 athletes in Milano-Cortina come from one of the 50 countries where it is most difficult to be a Christian, according to Open Doors.

Although all the hostages were released, new attacks in Kwara, Katsina and Benue show that the escalation of violence in the world's deadliest country for Christians continues.

God is continuing to work, even amid the horror and suffering of the Iranian people.

Alejandra Ortiz, a researcher with the global evangelical student movement IFES, explains what they have learned about the world's largest generational group and how it shapes how the gospel is presented.

Trump is skillfully building an autocratic system in his own country with the support of many evangelicals. It is high time that global evangelical networks, such as the WEA or the Lausanne Movement, took a firm stance on the behaviour of the current US administration.

Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, said things last week at the WEF in Switzerland that many world leaders, especially Europeans, have been thinking but have been afraid to say.

We must remember that American isolationism and European appeasement created the permissive environment in which Nazism flourished.

Fulani herdsmen raid the churches during Sunday school and the worship services, but the Kaduna state government denied the abductions. Eleven of the victims later escaped.

The rental income will be used to support church communities in need. “We could get a million, but we want to take a stand against rent speculation”, the FEG pastor told the media.

The film presents the provocative thesis that, beyond ideologies, flags and uniforms, even beyond anti-Semitism itself, lies the worship of the leader.

The Bible shows us that we need to know our enemy well enough to be able to say, as the apostle Paul did, “For we are not unaware of his schemes”.

Nigeria, Sudan and Mali witness an increase in persecution by armed Islamist groups. Syria, China and Algeria are other places on the planet where Christians suffer restrictions and difficulties in living their faith. The Open Doors World Watch List (WWL 2026) monitors the situation of persecuted Christians around the world.

Janet Epp Buckingham, Markus Hofer and Gaetan Roy, from the World Evangelical Alliance, speak on behalf of churches at the United Nations in Geneva. What issues do they address?

Article 17 of the Lisbon Treaty represents a Europe of pluralism and dialogue. The US National Security Strategy announced on Friday imagines Europe very differently.

The Stuttgart Declaration of Guilt teaches us that true renewal begins on our knees, in our hometown squares as much as across our shared and loved continent.

While the region may remain landlocked, let us pray that the Karakalpaks will recognize the Word of the Lord upon the mountains, as TWR and other ministries continue faithfully sharing the gospel – the truth that sets us free.

The Italian evangelical body say it is time to “strengthen the bridging role of European evangelicalism: do not re-propose lost centralities but connect the roots and innovations of the global South, facilitating interaction, collaboration, and mutual learning”.

To experience the inspiration of Majority World Christians on their own territory, does remind us to quit complaining so much about puny problems.

The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Christians calls on Christians worldwide to “remember and stand for those who share our faith but not our freedom”.

My preparations for this trip powerfully illustrate the change in Christianity’s center of gravity. I feel that I have more to learn than to teach.

The World Evangelical Alliance held its general assembly in Seoul. Xesús Manuel Suárez shares his experience at a gathering that marks a turning point for the global evangelical body.