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American evangelicals make mostly incremental changes around some common heresies.

The prolific author and pastor taught Christians how to “Be” in the Word.

Undergraduate Jonny Woods and theology professor Steve Holmes are the first to read Fuller’s sermons in 200 years.

Scholars explain what is most discouraging and encouraging about Ligonier theology survey that found 3 out of 4 US evangelicals are “Arians.”

New historical research by Brian J. Wright shows that early Christians were surprisingly bookish.

The quote that went viral after Graham’s death actually came from D. L. Moody—but he probably wouldn’t mind.

The recent New Testament dust-up between big-name scholars reminds us how hard—and important—Bible translation can be.

Experts weigh in on Pope Francis' recent support for changing the wording "lead us not into temptation."

New confession by high-profile theologians gives post-Reformation unity a URL.

The lifelong Lutheran and ecumenical leader shaped a generation with new scholarship on the Trinity, salvation, and systematics.

Innovative formats keep print Bibles popular in a digital age.

Should systematic theologies equally rely on Bible verses from the Old and New Testament? Experts weigh in.

New Testament scholar and apologist Michael Licona’s new book argues that ancient literary devices are the answer—and that’s a good thing for Christians.

Second study examines what Americans believe about 47 theological statements.