Adam Kinzinger wants to see a commitment to truth reorient his party and recover the witness of the American church.

The legitimacy of US elections requires someone to lose. For Christians, that should be okay.

Don’t let partisan extremes and animosities prevent you from entering the arena for the sake of the common good.

Cathy McMorris Rodgers says she wants to bring people together in divisive times.

Bob Good rallies pastors and fellow Trump supporters with what he calls “biblical conservatism.”

Unlike most Americans, they say many of their close friends will vote differently from them in 2020.

The campaign emphasizes another side of the president at “prayer, praise, and patriotism” rallies.

National leaders back re-election. For others, the 2020 choice is not so clear.

During this year’s event in Charlotte, evangelicals are praying inside, outside, and remotely.

Meet the presidential candidates who say they are called to the bottom of the ballot.

What David French makes of the Southern Baptist leader’s change and why he thinks white evangelical support for the president has grown.

What happened with the Mark Galli editorial is a precursor of evangelicalism to come.

Still, three-quarters of evangelicals say they agree with their church leaders on politics.

Amid increasing polarization and shifting church trends, the black church continues to speak out on matters of justice.

The movement is richer and more diverse than media portrayals suggest.

Do people choose their politics on the basis of their religion, or is it the other way around?

Oklahoma's James Lankford on supporting and criticizing the president, fellowshipping across the aisle, and speaking up for Dreamers.

How the call to “carry one another’s burdens” breaks down partisan stalemates.

The Corinthian church reminds us that Democrats and Republicans must work together to care for the least of these.