Picks from Shane Hipps, author of 'Flickering Pixels: How Technology Shapes Your Faith.'

After 35 years as senior pastor of the Minnesota-based megachurch, Anderson will retire at the end of this year.

Missiologists applaud unity effort, but note what's missing and what will raise eyebrows.

With more than 22 million users on mobile platforms, and millions more on its website, it has unusual success in creating a massive participatory system like Wikipedia or YouTube.

Megachurches expand across state lines.

What kind of Christians do contemporary services produce?

Churches discuss future paths since the votes came in for the Presbyterian Church(USA) to open the door to ordaining non-celibate homosexuals.

The music we sing, in and out of church, is more varied and interesting than we've been led to believe.

Rational proofs alone do not a Christian make.

Why one of our parental duties is to protect our children physically and spirituality by teaching them to be modest.

Discovering grace, community, and mission around the table

The duo thinks of creation care not as an onerous duty but a natural response to the goodness of God.

Ben Witherington sets earthly labor in kingdom context. A review of 'Work: A Kingdom Perspective on Labor.'

A leading British evangelical comments on the Archbishop of Canterbury's turn as guest editor of 'New Statesman.'

Why there might be two "God Gaps" in America.

Ruling says New York ban on church services doesn't discriminate against expression. But legal scholars say the decision is unlikely to stand.