Charlie Hebdo, ISIS, Boko Haram. These words bring to mind tragedy and ideologically fueled violence. As members of the global community, Christians should understand the …

How do you account for the Christian divide regarding racial reconciliation when tragedies occur? Mathew Sims explores this important question.

If evangelicals want reconciliation, they must be willing to speak with Malcolm before they dine with Martin.

RAAN readers can receive a special discount to this year’s TGC National Conference.

Was Jesus a failed teacher? In hindsight, we know the answer. But what if we lived in first century Palestine?

In this article, Ian Hammond, suggests that we not use the opportunity to weep with those who weep to talk about tangentially related noble causes.

Jemar is joined by Dr Mike Campbell of Redeemer Church Jackson to discuss how to start a multi-ethnic church, his personal journey to the reformed …

It’s a new year. It’s a time for us all to make resolutions. In this article, Nana Dolce reminds us of our ultimate resolution.

In this article, RAAN contributor, Jarvis Williams, sounds a a gospel-centered call for reconciliation and justice that covers all instances of injustice.

Today, we celebrate the life of Martin Luther King, Jr. RAAN contributor, John Richards, offers some King Day reflections on race and social tension.

Jemar is joined with Beau York to discuss growth groups, the benefits of this ministry tool as well as the challenges of enacting small group …

Elodie Quetant, warns against 140-character Twitter “social activism”. She challenges us to participate in real time conversations and to take real action.

Nadine Aries reminds married Christians not to be afraid to admit difficulties in their relationship for the benefit of those who desire marriage.

In this post RAAN contributor, Cyril Chavis, Jr, recaps an article from Karen Ellis on urban disciple makers.

Statistics on fatherlessness don’t always tell the complete story. RAAN contributor, Lisa Robinson, gives us another perspective through her personal story.

Jemar sits down with the BJ Thompson and Tyler Burns to discuss the state of discipleship as well as the misconceptions around what true Christian …

Selma is a historical film that humanizes the Civil Rights Movement and draws the viewer in. Alicia Rollins makes a strong case to see the film.

In an article that reflects the heart of the gospel, Nana Dolce, shares about her move from an affluent community to an impoverished one.

Reading Scripture is a life changing discipline. In this article, RAAN President, Jemar Tisby, explores the omni-directional blessing of Bible reading.

Jesus encounters a blind man in John 9 and changes his life. Our story is similar. Previously blind, we’re called to be salt and light. A devotional.