Experts weigh in.

In the Muslim world, Christians have a complicated relationship with alcohol.

An excerpt from ‘This Is Our Time.’

Instead of fighting injustice, we end up fighting each other.

The lives of our greatest heroes often undermined the gospel they so eloquently preached.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our April issue).

Churches protest law requiring ministry leaders to resign after age 70 or 20 years.

800 congregations are working to protect undocumented immigrants. A leader with the New Sanctuary Movement says yours should be one of them.

Group of 100 prominent Christians worry severe cuts to foreign aid will reverse progress at reducing poverty.

(UPDATED) Ecclesia president accused of kickback scheme with Arkansas lawmakers. His board and family contend he's innocent.

Two Reformed schools demonstrate an important lesson in rivalry.

Pew finds fear even among 7 in 10 Christian green card holders.

(UPDATED) Eight staff members found safe and relocated.

Scores of Protestants expelled near North Korean border as tensions rise over THAAD missile defense system.

Evangelicals have mixed feelings about mayor Marcelo Crivella, the latest symbol of Protestant ascendancy in Catholic Brazil.

White House softens executive order; Andy Stanley joins evangelical leaders urging compassion.

How a sliver of the US budget can change the world.

‘Frustrated’ CEO explains how shutdown of 589 centers serving 145,000 children will affect staff, sponsors, and churches.

On-screen depictions of artificial intelligence like 'Westworld' complicate our understanding of the imago Dei.