The final results are in. Whatever happened to giving up chocolate?

In today's change-or-die culture, we must adapt.

(UPDATED) LCMS president reelected despite prayer vigil controversy after Sandy Hook massacre.

Theologians and pastors felt kinship in his passion for theology and his stances on social issues.

The recent synod of bishops sounded notes Protestants can sing.

Granddaughters who left offer a cautionary tale for zealots.

Communication is key to the pope's legacy

Covenant Community Care is the only faith-based, federally funded health center in Michigan. It may also be the most Christlike.

And please ignore the ones on reality TV.

You've given up on the American Dream, and you're ready to embrace authentic faith in Jesus. The author of Radical tells you what comes next.

Quit patronizing. It's OK for dads to be dads.

Detroit native Timothy Addy says his Handyman Ministries provides a doorway into people's lives.

In a city Billy Graham called one of the most divided he'd ever seen, a new church-unity movement is all the more profound.

Action taken against Roger Mahony is nearly unprecedented.

SBC minority congregations have grown by more than 66 percent since 1998, reports NAMB.

(UPDATED) Carl Chinn says guns were used in nearly 60 percent of all "deadly force incidents" at churches since 1999.

Erotica fans aren't the only beneficiaries of private digital consumption.

Interesting research from the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion.

Some Christians' spiritual baggage makes it harder to find a church home