The Southern Baptist publisher plans to restrict its budget by at least $25 million through reducing staff and salaries.

A vocation of ministry isn’t just for churches and nonprofits.

Biblical principles are shaping best practices.

In a world awash with excess possessions, we’re called to see landfill-bound items the way God does.

List highlights the minority of Fortune 100 companies that include faith in diversity initiatives.

After believing “all ideas are God’s ideas,” the 34-year-old blames earlier plagiarism on immaturity.

Or is it faith? Or some complex combination of both?

Beneath the buzzwords around sustainability, transparency, and ethical sourcing we find something far more important than consumerism: Christ-centered love for our neighbors.

Some evangelical supporters consider the shift away from Christian charities a betrayal.

A new religious liberty law in Texas bars the government from penalizing over charitable donations.

A Christian bestseller (and CT Book of the Year) was targeted by a major counterfeiting scheme.

A historian shows how the pursuit of God and “black gold” went hand in hand—and how it changed the shape of American Christianity.

What companies might learn from the Old Testament practice of gleaning.

When we think we need to go to a business model for church renewal, aren’t we implying that biblical principles can’t stand on their own?

Today’s capitalism demands a kind of absolute commitment, says Kathryn Tanner. But Christianity carries within it the seeds of resistance.

Manhattan indictment alleges conspiracy and shady business practices between Christian Media Corporation and Newsweek rescuer IBT Media.

Former CEO spent decades building up company’s offerings of Bibles and bestsellers.

Cincinnati’s Crossroads uses entrepreneurial strategies for gospel ends.

Kirbyjon Caldwell has used business as an extension of his Houston ministry for decades. Now, a Chinese bonds deal has gotten him in trouble with the SEC.