“Dr. B,” an egalitarian leader and mentor to Bill Hybels, continued teaching at church for years after elders learned of his misconduct.

Statement comes nine months after his firing and weeks after he appeared at another Chicago-area church.

Incarcerated Christians have heard the sermon about the Prodigal Son. Now they need church.

When the path to formal church leadership is blocked, they'll naturally look for other ways to reach an audience.

The elders: There is “a fracture in our church marked by disbelief, confusion, fear, and hurt.”

Myungsung, the world’s largest Presbyterian church, awaits denominational court ruling on pastoral succession.

Megachurch takes down sermons broadcast as part of former pastor’s 21-year teaching ministry.

(UPDATED) Under James MacDonald, Chicago-area megachurch was in “serious violation” of 4 out of 7 stewardship standards, says Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.

Leak of “highly inappropriate” comments by founding pastor of Chicago-area megachurch caps months-long clash with critics.

CT's editor in chief on today's aired remarks.

Australian worship movement flourishes in both post-communist Budapest and post-church Seattle because it confronts the historical establishment.

The founding pastor will step back as his megachurch undergoes a peacemaking process to address criticism.

James MacDonald’s church takes unfavorable ruling as “God’s direction” to abandon legal effort against Julie Roys and Elephant’s Debt blog.

Former staff and elders criticize shuffling of funds and 50-mile noncompete clauses for former pastors.

1 Corinthians 6:1-9 does not apply to every situation.

Can Christians at odds still follow 1 Corinthians and avoid taking each other to court?

The authors of a longtime watchdog blog and Julie Roys, who was reporting on the church, face defamation claims.

The former megachurch pastor asks today’s churches to measure their practices against the New Testament standard.

Church leaders apologize to Nancy Ortberg, Nancy Beach, Vonda Dyer, and other women with accusations: “We have no reason not to believe you.”