Without good theology, you can’t have Christlike love and compassion.

Why we need to rethink the church.

An ancient heresy continues to affect our culture in surprising ways.

The Early Church didn't make a distinction. So why do we?

We won’t achieve perfect unanimity on every contested topic.

An interview with Pelican Project members Karen Swallow Prior, Kristie Anyabwile, and Tish Harrison Warren.

The way we’ve been using these terms causes confusion for newcomers, nonbelievers and even for long-time Christians.

Third study of the state of American theology, examining 34 beliefs, released by Ligonier Ministries and LifeWay Research.

I can’t gain new understanding of anything – even of the ideas I already agree with – if all I do is keep reinforcing old facts.

Americans increasingly identify as “spiritual but not religious.” Radical faith goes beyond both.

Joint book project by Orthodox, Catholics, and Protestants follows efforts to present accurate information about Christianity in Muslim-majority country.

Why evangelicals give pride of place to penal substitutionary understandings of the Cross.

Public pressure to sign or abstain from them undermines their greatest value.

If hospitality is a model for discipleship, then we need both open doors and clear boundaries.

The age of the internet has birthed a crisis of authority, especially for women.

It's not always easy to get there, but the blogosphere needs more of us.

We do no one any favors if we ignore or downplay core beliefs.

Most Christians agree theology is important, but can't articulate why. These reasons can help.

Second study examines what Americans believe about 47 theological statements.