September 8, 2026
Christian relief organizations are responding after catastrophic flooding devastated communities in central Nepal, providing food, water, shelter, health supplies, prayer, and long-term recovery assistance to survivors.
September 1, 2026
Flooding in Nepal calls Christians and churches to respond with prayer, wise generosity, and neighbor-love that crosses political, ethnic, and religious differences without turning relief into a tool.
August 25, 2026
Russell Johnson, a longtime minister, missionary leader, and humanitarian, died August 22, 2026, after decades of service through local church leadership, international missions, and leadership development.
August 19, 2026
Two people died and multiple others were injured after a vehicle struck members of Milligan University’s cycling team during a Wednesday morning ride in Carter County, Tennessee.
August 18, 2026
After historic Indiana flooding, churches and IDES showed the power of compassion, reminding believers that even when floodwaters rise, God remains our refuge and the river of life will win.
August 11, 2026
A Ukrainian Christian reflects on war, displacement, return, and the church’s calling to help people rebuild relationships, trust, and hope after migration.
As J. Kevin Ingram retires after two decades as president, Manhattan Christian College prepares for its centennial and begins the search for the leader who will guide its next chapter.
June 30, 2026
After two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela, missionaries Jorge and Diana Lugo reported deep losses among church families as relief efforts shift from rescue to long-term recovery.
June 22, 2026
The 2025 Fast Facts compile worship attendance, year-over-year growth, baptisms, baptism ratios, giving-per-baptism, and key leadership benchmarks across church sizes.
Victor Glover’s story reflects historic achievement, faithful discipleship, and the integration of Christian conviction with vocation, leadership, and service beyond the horizon.
June 11, 2026
The Social Security 2032 headline is more than a policy story. It is a pastoral reminder for churches to prepare, teach stewardship, care for widows, and shepherd anxious families.
Part 2 of the Vital Signs 2025 Annual Statistical Report covers ministers’ retirement confidence, multisite ministry trends, and what churches reported about giving, staffing, and mission investment.
The possibility of alien life does not need to frighten Christians. C.S. Lewis helps believers think with imagination, humility, biblical faithfulness, and confidence that all creation belongs to Christ.
May 30, 2026
Unidentified anomalous phenomena raise real questions, but Christians need not panic or speculate. Scripture gives us a steady framework of creation, humility, discernment, and Christ’s lordship.
May 27, 2026
AI companions are reshaping friendship, romance, and sexual temptation. Christians need a faithful response rooted in embodied love, biblical holiness, real community, and gospel grace.
May 27, 2026
Survey participation rebounded in 2025, providing stronger data on baptisms, worship attendance, and online viewing trends. The report also notes shifting in-person patterns and the aging profile of lead ministers, alongside encouraging signs of training pipelines.
David Faust reflects on biblical steadfastness, urging believers, parents, workers, preachers, and elders to stand firm, stay faithful, and remain steady in an unstable world.
May 26, 2026
Terry Allcorn shares practical ways churches can welcome visitors well, from clear websites and signage to thoughtful explanations of Communion, offering, and follow-up.
Political news does more than inform Christians—it can form us. Here’s how churches can resist fear, outrage, contempt, and tribal identity while remaining faithful in public life.
May 20, 2026
Are people going back to church? From campus revivals to rising Bible engagement, Seth Bryant highlights research trends and offers practical steps churches can take to prepare for first-time and returning guests.
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