Eric Seibert: "Not everything in the 'good book' is either good, or good for us."

(UPDATED) First new translation in 30 years outpaces sales expectations.

Partnership between Biblica, Wycliffe, and ABS will 'catapult Bible ministry into a new digital age.'

Chairman: "We do not believe the 2011 NIV rises to the level to where it should be pulled or censored."

Despite stringent controls, 1,300 Christian books are now available—legally—inside the communist country.

The term 'Son of God' should be retained, but not at the expense of comprehension, translating groups say.

Southern Baptist delegates passed a resolution criticizing the 2011 update and asked LifeWay stores not to sell the Bible translation.

The expletive-sprinkled book that has reached best-seller lists is similar to Metaxas' 2008 bedtime book.

Will Christian history books ever sell?

Jews bear no collective guilt for crucifixion, he says.

He's not the first to try to resolve old biblical tensions in new ways.

Justin Taylor's blog post on a book that hasn't been released yet highlights a theological debate on universalism.

The "Read with Discernment" program listed popular authors as "strictly for critical study or research."

More than in previous generations, 20- and 30- somethings are abandoning the faith. Why?

William Wilberforce and the Clapham Sect founded Sierra Leone, then tolerated a form of slavery there, a new book reveals.

Why Philip Yancey's newest book is debuting in Brazil.

How the publishing industry is keeping up with the 21st century as technology changes how we study the Bible.