As a professor and pastor, Lausanne was a privilege to attend because it brought together my identity as an “evangélico” in the tradition of Samuel Escobar and René Padilla, and my research and teaching on the Brown Church.

Evangelist Franklin Graham took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris in a recent statement, going as far as to say Harris’ policy positions are “anti-Christ.”

Without biblically-centered grief support, people might miss out on the deeper, spiritual healing that comes only from God’s promises and the Christian community.

An overlooked feature in the early response to the Seoul Statement is that it is, well, a statement. It is not a covenant, a manifesto, or a commitment, but a statement.

The bodybuilder-turned-pastor led one of the white churches in South Africa that defied apartheid with integrated services.

If God’s good news is so life-altering, if it is the best thing in the world, one would expect that we who are Christ’s disciples would be telling the news wherever we go.

Sometimes we see the lightning, and we should take encouragement when we do. Worship is a storm front; lead from the lightning.

As they walked away scratching their heads, clueless to the lovely little paradox the Lord had just laid on them, one could be heard to say, “I just don’t see it.” Exactly. Blinded by the enemy.