The "Read with Discernment" program listed popular authors as "strictly for critical study or research."

Why Jesus did not say, "Market your neighbor as yourself."

It doesn't necessarily "get better."

Activists spend millions in final push in expectation of major election results.

How porn damages women—and what churches can do about it.

Or, how to be a truly ironic hipster.

To remain relevant, many evangelical pastors are following the lead of hipster trendsetters. So what happens when 'cool' meets Christ?

A marketing consultant advises early church leaders.

Disclosure laws take on crisis pregnancy centers.

The controversial Georgia ad implies that, like endangered species, black children should be protected up until they're born.

Pro-life groups cheer for surprisingly subtle Focus on the Family Superbowl ad. Plus, talk about Haiti's foreign debt, gays in the military, immigration, and recommendations from Planned Parenthood.

The value of Tim Tebow's life is not more than that of any other child.

Why the care of language is more important than ever.

Canceled Jesus comedy reveals balancing act of Dutch TV evangelism.

Lessons learned between the couch and a 10k race.

The organization hopes the new name will broaden its reach.

"Real" fashion models may present as many problems as their hyper-stylized counterparts.

Debating God on public transit draws Christian response.

Why it is dangerous to make evangelism another form of marketing.