Voices have identified the Russian House in Germany as a hub for Putin’s propaganda. But is that really so surprising? Are the Goethe Institutes, which represent German culture and language in Russia absolutely neutral?

If we are actually successful in reaching the unreached, the weight of that success will be too much for our individual “boats” to carry.

My trip to Kyiv last week has sharpened my understanding of how increasingly central Ukraine is to Europe’s future.

If we have learnt anything in these twenty centuries, it is that the Lord’s work has never advanced through the power of our tools, but through the faithfulness of those who wield them.

Cutting material is not an admission of weakness; it can be an act of love toward the listeners and good stewardship before God.

A creative exhibition expresses good public-health sense.

Is dialogue truly being promoted if one lacks the courage to say and do the things one believes?

The Ukrainian Prayer Breakfast was a reminder that spiritual leadership remains essential in times of crisis.

Reflections on language, Irishness and the incarnation.

Italians don’t read much, but they do read something. Can the same be said of evangelical Christians?

The danger is not being exposed to erroneous theology or receiving incorrect information. The real risk is to start relying on AI to such an extent that it affects the natural processes of faith.

Our lands are suffering from a drought that reminds us of the importance of water. The Bible uses water as a metaphor for our spiritual need.

Pastors in the Swiss Alps dream together of greater revival, following a tradition of united prayer and mutual respect.

Fire is a constant companion in the human story: threatening, inspiring, warming, nourishing and transforming.

Christians embarrass themselves by pretending to be experts where they are not

How the Bible anniversary in Ukraine is helping rediscover spiritual inspiration for renewal.

God has given us an amazing gift in the Scriptures. Let’s never settle for “getting it done” when it comes to our Bible time. 

While people expect the church to offer easily digestible products that can keep pace with the entertainment market, each individual remains the center of their own life, and the church is a convenient afterthought.

Many young adults associate leadership with stress, excessive responsibility, and poor work/life balance. The question is how might they hear us when we invite them to lead.

After quite a few conversations on the subject, my impression is that within the evangelical world, Artificial Intelligence is being used far more widely than is openly acknowledged, and that almost no one explains how they do it.

The road ahead is long and has only just begun, but its architects believe the time is right to launch this initiative.

We were made for Earth — for its pull, its feel, its embrace. We are not free-floating beings, but rooted ones.

Tina's therapist supported her desire for freedom and self-actualization, repeatedly pointed out the faults of others, and affirmed her personality. Yet the more she did so, the greater the girl’s doubts became.

Reach4Life has now reached 3 million young people in 40 countries with biblical answers to addiction, family conflict, identity and faith.

On 12 August, it was thrilling to see how, after the darkness of the eclipse, the moon continued its orbit and a sliver of sunlight appeared at the edge. Then, the sun shone again, radiating its full power to generate light and life.