Salem Media makes cuts as more churches and ministries pull spending during the pandemic.

The Christian magazine had halted publication without informing subscribers and has shared little about its founder’s sabbatical.

Online, millennial Christians embrace the absurd.

Ministry wisdom can be found anywhere, even on Twitter.

If you want to make a real difference, don’t get bogged down in the details of video streaming.

Like Christians of old, we’re embracing the new.

The money laundering case left a Christian media network out of business and Olivet University owing $1.25 million.

The jury said the undercover activists who exposed the organization’s sale of fetal parts could not use journalism as a defense.

The truth is, parsing political parody on the internet isn’t straightforward.

Our society is addicted to spectacle. How do we keep our eyes are fixed on Christ?

As technology makes the world go faster, life’s little delays feel increasingly intolerable. Why we shouldn’t be in such a rush to get rid of them.

Mark DeMoss represented Christian organizations through highs and lows, but we’re all tasked with representing Christ.

The Portland-based animation studio is seeing unprecedented success in an age of biblical illiteracy.

After LifeWay pulls James MacDonald’s Bible studies, Christians consider if and when a leader’s teachings remain edifying after a scandal.

What’s good and what’s bad about unpopular opinions.

Manhattan DA’s case involving the former heads of Newsweek and the Christian Post expands to include Olivet University.

The authors of a longtime watchdog blog and Julie Roys, who was reporting on the church, face defamation claims.

Both religion and politics have complicated it. How do we start fresh?

New inventions can harm or heal. Here’s what makes the difference, says author Douglas Estes.