Cultural differences are everywhere. Understanding these differences is now a basic life skill for all of us, not just for missionaries or world travelers. This book offers a brief, critical overview ...

The world is becoming increasingly proficient at telling stories that deny God. But does anyone really notice? It would seem so. A recent Pew Research study found that a large percentage (80%) of U.S.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Institute for Faith and Culture (IFC) announced today the results of a new study it commissioned with Lifeway Research. According to the survey–which was ...

In the scramble to understand the numerous cultural currents that are constantly running through the United States, one of the most instructive ideas to emerge in recent years has come from political ...

The "Four Horsemen" of modern atheism—authors famed in the 1990s and early 2000s for their acerbic attacks on the existence of God and the value of religion—have mostly ridden out of sight. Social ...

Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in California called out Christians who don’t vote as disobedient to God’s will; as shirkers of their biblically based responsibilities and callings; as ...

As the city goes, so goes the culture. His speaking style is disarmingly low-key, almost professorial, but only the rarest professors make every word count the way Tim Keller does. For 16 years, he ...

While President-elect Donald Trump's decisive win on Tuesday shocked many Americans, one Christian author who seemed unfazed says the culture has been shifting for the past few years, for those who ...

Lately, I've noticed another disturbing trend gaining steam online — self-described Christian nationalists openly advocating for “forced conversions” and mandatory church attendance. It’s not just a ...

Our picks for the books most likely to shape evangelical life, thought, and culture. Let’s say you want to write a book. You’ve got a captivating story to tell or a compelling argument to make. You’ve ...

A few years ago I (David Smith) was in New Zealand leading a workshop for teachers. The topics I was addressing included intercultural learning. The first morning seemed to go well, but as the session ...