American evangelicals make mostly incremental changes around some common heresies.

There’s nothing sheepish about this insidious internet demon.

A Bíblia apresenta personagens imperfeitos, chamados para fazer a vontade do Senhor.

The Bible features flawed characters called to do the will of the Lord.

Instagram posts spur backlash and lose her spot at an Answers in Genesis event.

The church’s complex relationship with the classics.

“There are millions who will never hear strong biblical teaching unless teachers are willing to go.”

Uncertainty and heresy are common in the UK, but evangelicals stand out for fidelity to orthodoxy.

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

The iconic magazine is imploding. At the heart of its troubles is its relationship with Olivet University and David Jang's religious community.

Why this 'new spirituality' is really just old-fashioned syncretism.

Important developments in the church and the world (as they appeared in our November issue).

Pollster Scott McConnell on the origins of evangelical unorthodoxy, how our busyness affects our beliefs, and why loving God translates into better theology.

Second study examines what Americans believe about 47 theological statements.

How to tell which errors deserve the ultimate warning label.

Answer these questions to find out.

False teachings condemned by the church.

Survey finds many American evangelicals hold unorthodox views on the Trinity, salvation, and other doctrines.

The cranky, severe, Old Testament God isn’t an opening act.