Not everyone celebrated Christmas in America’s early colonies. Learn more about how Christmas became established in America in part two of our three-part series on the history of Christmas.

The story of how Christmas has been celebrated in Christian history contains surprises for most of us. Read the first of our three-part series on the history of Christmas.

This breakthrough practice is for anyone in your neighborhood to come together and share an experience around art.

Training from Luther Seminary introduced faithful innovation concepts to two Wisconsin churches. Watch their story and learn more.

“We know who we are in relation to God in large measure by the stories we share.”

Cameron Howard points to the Old Testament as a valuable resource for understanding times of change and the need for innovation.

Does Good Debt = Good People? Read part two of Katherine Shaner’s look at the difference God’s grace can make in the way we think about our money and our debts.

Immigration is a top-of-mind issue in the U.S. and around the globe. What effect does it have on our faith lives? And in what ways are immigration issues addressed in the Bible? Learn more.

As innovation becomes a buzzword, it’s easy for church leaders to reduce it to a trend. But how might it play a powerful role in renewal?

Every congregation is impacted by the ebbs and flows of the economy that surrounds it. Particularly when things change relatively fast, how do we respond?