Persecution

In one of the episodes of StartUp, my wife Leah is asked about my mental health in relation to church planting. She describes the venture as “inhumane.” I didn’t know she felt that way, but she has seen firsthand the

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Ed: Ministry on 2,500 college campuses is a huge goal. Can you share a bit about how InterVarsity came to this calling? Tom: When I became president of InterVarsity in 2016, I started praying with InterVarsity’s leadership team about where

Friends, our brothers and sisters in China covet your prayers. This past Sunday, Zion Church—one of Beijing’s largest house churches—is being persecuted by Chinese government authorities. These threats came after months of persecution and harassment endured by Zion’s pastor Jin

Cars rarely operate in neutral, but churches do all the time. Maybe this is because neutral is the normative posture of those who make up the church. It’s common to hear people speak as if there are three possible positions

Moody Radio announced today its newest national program, Ed Stetzer Live, will launch on Saturday, Sept. 15. Hosted by Ed Stetzer, a well-known author, speaker, teacher and pastor, the program will tackle today’s cultural trends and issues facing the Church

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