Overcoming poverty is possible and proven. But superficiality has paralyzed the church.

Our aid to the poor should always address their area of greatest need.

Government change often can't get to the root of the problem of poverty. The church does.

Why following Christ turns the world upside-down.

College presidents discuss the relevance of Christian higher education, the theological issues facing Christian universities, and more.

Gang outreach slammed as dangerous business.

How five small Christian schools are adapting to the new environment.

How Christian universities are unique, and how they can stay that way.

A new biography portrays both the evangelist's triumphs and his frustrations.

We suspect that penitence is usually done best when one joins in a community.

(Updated) More and more Baptist churches are dropping nominal references to denominational rots.

Johnnie Moore mentors students at Jerry Falwell's university.

Two "had a pattern of overstepping their authority," church says.

Economists rate impact.

Chairman: "We do not believe the 2011 NIV rises to the level to where it should be pulled or censored."

A law prohibiting convicted sex offenders from living near a public-school bus stop created complications for one ministry.

The government is by far the best institution to raise the poor's standard of living. The church does something more important for them.

Christians can build thriving communities by exercising their vocational gifts.

What will really happen this weekend when churches gather in school buildings for the last time?