We believe in a Savior who redeems, a Spirit who reconciles, and a gospel that is the antithesis of white supremacy.

The tragedies in El Paso and Dayton should propel us towards both prayer and action.

For many evangelicals, it’s time to name the evil beneath the violence.

A new history tracks the uneasy alliance between the organization and its core supporters.

Closure of UK-based charismatic church network raises question of whether ministries can recover after abuse is uncovered.

Christians hope to address the ethical concerns raised as the country grows more skeptical of Big Tech.

Searches for the lesser-known verse tripled on Bible Gateway.

The former Vanderbilt political science professor is in the race to become the first conservative African American to lead Nashville.

The UN Declaration of Human Rights guarantees everyone asylum protection, but moreover, Jesus commands us to go the extra mile.

Then I found church fellowship.

Blue-collar labor often goes unappreciated and under-rewarded. How can that change?

Victims need neighbors, not superheroes.

A Sudanese refugee’s remarkable story.

I don’t want to imagine my community without faithful leaders like Cesar Quintero.

Faced with mounting threats and anti-missionary laws, Baptists win asylum appeal despite supposed constitutional protections in their home country.

Shift in human rights language could allow for greater acceptance in the Muslim world.

Christian responses to the president.

At this week's second Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom, 23 survivors from 15 countries from all faiths were given a global platform in Washington DC.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo explains to CT why the State Department invited 100 nations and 1,000 participants to its second Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom.