Isabel Ong

From Beirut to Barcelona, pastors reflect on his influence.

Christian lawyer explains why loving your neighbor in the Muslim-majority country entails speaking up.

To journey out of nostalgia and amnesia, we need to pay attention to God’s presence in our present.

Who knew two nonverbal rocks had so much to say?

But they struggle to promote "I dos" without sidelining single people in their flocks.

The beloved drink is both an attraction and a generational divide.

It’s not wrong to celebrate our blessings. But Asian theologians and pastors advise how to do so in biblical, godly ways amid the festival’s red envelopes and best wishes.

Chinese Canadian pastors, psychologists and laypeople share experiences of racism, and offer insights on how churches can care for mental health

Theologians and church leaders around the region share how December 25 is perceived in their contexts.

After a powerful quake hit the island of Java this week, a network of local Christians raced to help.

Christian leaders from Brazil, Colombia, France, and the Philippines weigh in on mistaken beliefs about the season.

Pastors and theologians respond to opportunities and challenges in new study on explosive growth from Hong Kong immigration.

Misconceptions about Jesus, Scripture, and salvation prevail.

Evangelicals are eager to preserve their unity—and the country’s.

As the Chinese festival ends, theologians explain why pneumatology matters more in Asia.