By some estimates, there are more than three billion individuals living without a clear understanding of the gospel. As disciples of Jesus, we are all called to seek and care for the lost, fulfilling the evangelistic mission of the Church and the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19-20). This post delves into our research findings that illuminate how we can better connect with these individuals, particularly through the lens of Bible engagement. 

It's a deeply human desire to pass on what matters most in life. For many across the Asia Pacific (AP) region, this includes passing the...

Jesus came as God in the flesh to heal the brokenhearted, recover sight to the blind, and set captives free (Luke 4:18-19). Compassion...

The transition to adulthood is often marked by significant growth, exploration, and the navigation of complex challenges....

Traditional radio broadcasts have long been a staple for religious programming, but in an era dominated by digital media, ministries...

What do followers of religions around the world truly believe? While it’s fairly simple to find formal teachings of different religions...

Researchers are sounding the alarms about a global mental-health crisis among teens. ​Recent studies indicate a global surge in teen...

Biblically, we’re called to go from “glory to glory” in our walk with Christ, to be transformed by the Holy Spirit into His likeness (2...

Does reading the Bible impact a child’s moral behavior?   Previous CBE research among adults and teens  show that people who frequently...