Christians need to adopt Jesus' attitude toward the one percent

This Lent, I've learned again that He runs to meet us and welcome us home

As the saying goes, we didn’t start the fire.

We all miss out without the whole body of Christ

Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale explains why it took down Bob Coy's teachings on marriage.

Alan Jacobs explains why the nearly 500-year-old Anglican prayer book retains its influence, and why it should appeal even to (non-Anglican) evangelicals.

I'm not planning to become Catholic, but I am grateful for the Pope's example

The groundbreaking writer Anne Vaughan Lock worshipped with her pen.

Experts discuss how to prevent nominal Christians from leaving the faith.

Even in our congregations, midlife has become a joke.

Ministering to children with special needs in Zambia. A guest post by Beth Bailey

One year after the suicide of her son, she shares her story of grief, mystery, and hope.

(UPDATED) President Richard Stearns: 'Certain beliefs are so core to our Trinitarian faith that we must take a strong stand on those beliefs.'

Trillia Newbell casts a vision for a reconciled, racially diverse church.

God uses us even when we lack confidence in our influence.

(UPDATED) Controversial decision reversed days after president Richard Stearns explains change is a symbol of Christian ‘unity’ not ‘compromise.’

Alumni discuss chapel talk and course restrictions at Cedarville University.

When a Swedish pastor’s conversion made recent news, I remembered my own draw to the church.

How the church could do a better job preparing them for positions of power.