Inspired by subpoenaed sermons, conservative Christians overturn HERO.

Psychological diagnoses can tell someone they are not alone. They can also be used to alienate even further.

(UPDATED) The rich in faith get richer while the poor get poorer, according to Pew.

By many accounts, orthodox Christians have lost the culture wars. How they can live well—not vanish—in a time of retreat.

There is a model for cultural engagement that doesn't depend on power and privilege.

Our culture is radically rejecting Christian faith; our response must be radical, too.

Our cultural influence begins with faithfulness to the Cross and Resurrection of Christ.

Voters hope Jimmy Morales will do better than the last two times they gave evangelicals the top job.

(UPDATED) But Communist Party's shift does not address the root problem, say watchdog groups.

And neither can Christians.

A new web series on the experience of Christian soldiers.

Both natural and civil law, as God designed, tell us why.

Eastern Mennonite U and Goshen College leave CCCU, rather than cause more dissension.

The former senator and United Nations ambassador says religious people should be the leading voices for political compromise.

Important developments in the church and the world.

With relaxed travel rules, Cuban leaders wonder whether Americans will dampen their churches’ zeal.

How the refugee crisis makes for a beautiful gospel witness.

President of Zambia seeks solution to economic problems. Christians debate whether motive matters.

New Pew survey explores attitudes on science, including experimental drugs, animal testing, and space exploration.