Latest Articles by Ed Stetzer

St. Andrews Presbyterian Church

Creativity in Context: St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach

Recently, I enjoyed being with St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach, California, not far from my own home church.
Heliopolis Egypt

Lessons From a Contextualized Egyptian Megachurch

Heliopolis is a thriving and vibrant megachurch in Egypt, embedded in the Heliopolis neighborhood of Cairo.
Cairo

Leading the Way in the Middle East: My Visit to Kasr El Dobara in...

It was a joy to be with Kasr El Dobara (KDEC), an evangelical church in Cairo, Egypt, as well as with KDEC’s Senior Pastor Dr. Sameh Maurice.
change leadership

Why Change Leadership Matters

I’ve come to believe that change leadership is a key need in our day. We need far more growing Christians and growing churches.
alyson pryor

20 Truths From ‘Come Away and Rest: A Guide to Personal Spiritual Retreats’

Alyson Pryor has published an important book in "Come Away and Rest: A Guide to Personal Spiritual Retreats."
Martin Luther King Jr.

On Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: ‘Paul’s Letter to American Christians (From MLK)’

In the spirit of the letters of Paul, Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote an imaginary letter from the Apostle Paul to American Christians. Here's what it said.
Be ready 2026

4 Ways To Be a Proactive Christian Witness in 2026

Let's be proactive for the gospel this year. Here are four ways to grow in our Christian witness in 2026.
Philip Yancey

The Yancey We Never Knew: Living Coram Deo and in Gospel Community Helps Guard...

Yesterday, many of us learned that renowned Christian author Philip Yancey was having an affair. What can we learn and apply to ourselves?
missions

From Every Campus to Every Country: Lessons From a Century of Missions Movements

If you trace the history of the modern missions movement, you’ll find a recurring theme: students saying yes to God.
missionary

Calling, Preparation, and Obedience: Raising Missionary Leaders Today

Stories of missionary calling rarely begin with a clear map. Obeying God is almost never linear. But that’s exactly how it should be.