Understanding those who knock on our doors

How one-year programs are equipping young high school graduates

God calls us to value people just because God created them, not because of gender or race. How are we building relational bridges in response to that call, asks Claire Odogbo.

Embracing our weakness and limitations, church services look much different these days – but spiritual hunger continues unabated, writes Kevin Makins.

Being faithful in messy situations

En acceptant nos faiblesses et nos limites, les services religieux sont bien différents de nos jours, mais la soif spirituelle ne faiblit pas, écrit Kevin Makins.

Poems by contemporary Canadian poets. Continuing a new annual tradition at Faith Today.

Dr. Gordon T. Smith is president of Ambrose University and Seminary in Calgary, and a professor of systematic and spiritual theology. He spoke with Karen Stiller about how we can best be the Church today.

Resilient praying and caring communities are essential

Cover articles for this issue reflect on spiritual growth, mental health and more. Which selected articles have been posted online? Check here to find out.

Our urge to make stuff tells us something important.

Defending the faith is thriving today

Why do some Evangelicals support politicians who stoke division and demonstrate behaviour inconsistent with our stated theological convictions?

Going back to school in midlife brings many surprises – and it’s worth it

Is there anything for Evangelicals to learn?