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A Greek Bible scholar explores the issue of sex trafficking through the lens of the Old Testament, and calls the church to actively take responsibility for the restoration of trafficked victims “within our gates.”

Langham Scholar Gladys Mwiti talks candidly about the resiliency of the African church, the ministry of biblical counseling, and what we can learn from our African sisters and brothers in Christ

12 radical lessons learned from the global church.

Psalm 23 through Middle Eastern eyes speaks hope for believers everywhere.

Churches need a theology of lament to lead the hurting to hope.

Does God’s Word have anything to say about our cultures, past or present? In his introduction to the Africa Bible Commentary, Kwame Bediako, a Ghanian theologian, shares how the Gospel speaks redemption for more than just our souls—but for the world that surrounds us.

Meant for more than just Sunday–a Ugandan theologian reflects on the purpose of God’s church.

The church can love displaced people by providing for more than just physical needs.

The psalmist believes in a God who is big enough to handle his doubts, protests and anger–and so should we.

Loving our neighbors means sharing Jesus with them, even in challenging contexts. What can we learn from a fellow believer in the Middle East?