Evolving Biblical Education through Gaming
Exploring spiritual and moral truths through video games
Courageous & Heroic Leadership
Discover the story and struggle of one of history’s most amazing leaders
A True Hero: From Shepherd Boy to King
The first full-featured, full-length video game for PC or Mac based directly on the Bible.
Going Into the Dark Places of the Soul
Sometimes God is quieter and more mysterious than we’d prefer; ever and always, though, He is abiding.
All Is Not Well: A Time for Prophetic Grief
Influential faith leaders mourn following the decision not to indict the officer who killed Tamir Rice.
The Surprising Stories Behind Our Christmas Carols
Five Bible Verses You Need to Stop Misusing
That verse you keep quoting? It may not mean what you think it means.
What C.S. Lewis’ Marriage Can Tell Us About the Gay Marriage Controversy
Why “welcome and wanted” is a biblical response to gay and lesbian couples in evangelical churches.
Marijuana Ministry
The Stanleys, a family of Christian pot farmers, are trying to be good stewards of “God’s plant”
5 Really Bad Reasons to Leave Your Church
There are lots of good reasons to leave a church. But there are lots more bad ones.
5 Churchy Phrases That Are Scaring Off Millennials
The statistics are in: millennials are leaving the church. And nobody seems quite sure what to do about it.
Five Race Issues Everyone Needs to Acknowledge
How ignoring some basic facts exacerbates our country’s race problem.
Building a Church That Isn’t “A Middle Finger to Everybody from the Neighborhood”
Jordan Rice’s goal for his newly launched Renaissance Church is to love Harlem without changing it.
Three Ways Your Church Can Embrace the Lessons of Ferguson
As Ferguson leaves the national limelight, here are three ways you can make sure your community does not miss its most crucial lessons.
Do White Christians Care Enough About Racial Justice to Make it an American Reality?
Successful movements for women’s ordination and gay ministers have swept through Protestant churches, but the movement toward racial reconciliation is mixed, at best.
10 Surprising Lessons from “A Christmas Carol”
Isn’t the transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge really what God seeks in us all?
A Slightly Merry Crisis Psych Christmas Story
‘Twas the night I had to send a lady into rehab and ring the Salvation Army bell in her place.
