Opposing types of knowledge are at the heart of today’s polarization. How does a Christian decide?

Manhattan DA’s case involving the former heads of Newsweek and the Christian Post expands to include Olivet University.

California pastor opens up about the most difficult sermon of his career—and the prospects for resurrecting ministry from the ashes.

Update: After considering laws to halt training, foreign funding, and missionary outreach, the European nation eases its approach.

With students safely returned, the church continues to pray for peace.

What happens when we realize the Bible is meant for more than teaching us right from wrong?

A deeper look into the brutalities against Christians and Muslims in the Central African Republic.

Why the Christian case against the Revolutionary War deserves better than mockery and neglect.

General Roger Brady (USAF, Ret.) thinks soldiers are becoming more religious but the armed forces are more uncertain about religious expression.

“Our students are resilient, but the burden is great.”

Mixed results in the 2018 midterms leave questions on partisan strategy over abortion.

From Billy Graham to Bob Dylan, how a youth movement briefly changed the world.

What are the political priorities of this diverse group of American Christians?

An understanding of human dignity and responsibility belongs in the development of artificial intelligence for military uses.

Though the denomination is the least likely in the US to administer church discipline, critical voices have been swirling around its highest-ranking politician.

Jailed Christian mother acquitted by Supreme Court after eight years. Violent protests erupt in major cities.

Hate is weak. Mercy is strong.

Irish Christians hope the change will put pressure on places like Pakistan, where Asia Bibi faces the death penalty for remarks against Muhammad.

Christians’ eagerness to understand God’s will in real time can cause them to overlook fundamental biblical and divine principles.