Churches across Canada—and across the U.S.A., the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, and beyond—are going without pastors because churches aren't

Professors tend to be long-winded. (I'll give you a moment to collect yourself after absorbing that shocking news.) I can't think of...

As the revival of repentance, confession, prayer, and worship continues at Asbury University, Kentucky, some historical and theological...

A Facebook friend recently featured the following post: I replied thus: I've wondered that too, as I have had the privilege of giving...

One of the most astounding promises in a Book full of astounding promises is the Lord Jesus Christ’s promise to attend any gathering of...

With the omicron variant stirring things up in new ways, we face the discouraging prospect of moving back into more restrictions as Year...

I’ve had reason recently to consider patterns of Christian leadership among evangelicals around the world. And among fast-growing...

Religion doesn’t matter. At least, it doesn’t seem to matter much in Canada. Canada’s cultural magazine, The Walrus, devoted its June...

[This is a lightly edited version of a post that first appeared on the “Context with Lorna Dueck” website.] One hears murmurs,...

With the National Football League season just underway, pennant races on in MLB, university and high school teams soon moving from...

Preface: I’ve been enjoying working with Lorna Dueck and her excellent team on the TV show “Context with Lorna Dueck.” For the last few...

One could read a lot of pages of GQ (and its brethren) before one would expect to find a fair-minded portrait of evangelical...

Adam Gopnik, reviewing a book on the Paris Commune of 1871 in The New Yorker, offers this powerful observation: Historians from the right...

Christianity Today is reporting on a new poll that shows that many self-described “evangelicals” say that they believe doctrines varying,...

I thoroughly enjoyed the two-day symposium sponsored by the unfortunately named Fuller Institute of Theology and Northwest Culture this...

I’ve been privileged to serve as a columnist for Faith Today magazine here in Canada for two stints, the second of which continues to the...

This post carries on from the last one: God is not our “everything.” God made us, in fact, with lots of needs that must be filled in lots...

Acts 4:34: “There was not a needy person among them.” No one was crushed under medical bills he couldn’t pay. No one missed a job...

For (too) many evangelicals, this title contains a contradiction, if not an outright scandal: Evangelical women are not supposed to...

(Reuters) Vatican City – Pope Francis I, widely regarded as “the people’s pope” and as an advocate for the poor, announced in a...