Why do we often squirm at the announcement of God's love?

(UPDATED) SBC advisors find "challenging but not insurmountable points of tension" in soteriology struggle.

Why God’s omniscience is good news for us.

Reconciling original sin and death of the innocent.

Pastors agree that division over origins harms outreach, but disagree on why.

To read his book is to read about our fascination with ourselves.

How Christian hip-hop could call the American church back to the gospel—and hip-hop back to its roots.

Exploring the reason for Christ's ascension into heaven.

Often it's not the theologians but the people. Here's why.

A new study finds a connection between trust and theology. An infographic.

The doctrine of Creation goes deeper than just explaining how the world began.

True Catholicism, says George Weigel, is about boldly proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ.

William Paul Young explains the theology behind his best-selling novels and why he's no longer at war with himself.

Well-intentioned impulses can lead to modeling ourselves after the wrong Christ.

Mike Licona's views on the 'raised saints' of Matthew 27 sparked a theological war of words.

Eric Seibert: "Not everything in the 'good book' is either good, or good for us."

Groups will recognize each other's baptisms across theological divide.

No, our doctrines can't capture the fullness of God's nature. But nor are we hopelessly ignorant about who he is.

Why 'that Trinity stuff' is not a philosophical headache but a captivating picture of the Good and Beautiful.