
The Democratization of Influence - RELEVANT
It was while living in the ground floor apartment of an orphanage in Kenya that I first became a leader. Indeed, 170 of the noisiest children I’d ever

It was while living in the ground floor apartment of an orphanage in Kenya that I first became a leader. Indeed, 170 of the noisiest children I’d ever

Church enthusiasts, sometimes called church crawlers, are having a difficult year.

There are, unfortunately, a lot of ways to get unhealthy in the pandemic era. Many of us are still staying inside, and gyms across the U.S. are largely

There are, unfortunately, a lot of ways to get unhealthy in the pandemic era. Many of us are still staying inside, and gyms across the U.S. are largely

What if we viewed mental health like fitness, and approached how we shore up our minds the same way we take care of our bodies? This article is part of a

Midwestern Seminary’s sixth annual For the Church National Conference was livestreamed across the world on Sept. 28-29. Southwestern Seminary students and faculty have continued to make evangelism an “everyday” effort, utilizing preexisting relationships, technology and even, in some cases, socially distanced door-to-door efforts

Christians in America must come to terms with how institutional racism has infected us. Few white persons in twenty-first-century America see themselves

As another election season approaches, healthcare has once again become a politicized topic in the American news cycles. The bitterness in both sides’

As another election season approaches, healthcare has once again become a politicized topic in the American news cycles. The bitterness in both sides’

We’ve been really poor stewards of the earth. Genesis 2:15 says, “The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it.” One