The International Mission Board launches new efforts to address historic shortage.

Ahead of the South Carolina primary, religious voters’ push for a “diversity of opinions” on abortion gets little reception from presidential hopefuls.

Q&A: Minister and scholar Cleve Tinsley says conversations should address history of inequality and include representation from black scientists.

What does it mean to teach our children about lament, fasting, and mortality? These books, apps, and flashcards can help.

David Opderbeck's discussion of law

Compared to other colleges, students at evangelical institutions end up gaining the most knowledge of world religions.

The rhetoric around fallen leaders often erodes our high call to holiness.

Doing does not result in done. It only leads to more doing.

For those wrestling with faith after another Christian leader is exposed.

Why the Crucifixion is the center of our theology—and our lives.

Attendance has dropped as much as 50 percent this year.

The main reason people persevere is that they “see” something that is bigger than themselves or their current reality.

(UPDATED) COVID-19 outbreak prompts 750,000 to petition South Korean president to outlaw apocalyptic movement deemed a cult by Christian leaders.

God is our refuge in times of troubles, and he is our defender, as well as our deliverer.

To be black and to be Christian is to remember the brutality of our experience and the brilliance of our resistance.

Scholars and authors reflect on the significance of African American leaders in the church.

Following church tradition and the Bible could help us steward creation through our diets.

Passion and proficiency subvert the minimizing of female scholars.

Christians can differ in their votes, but the priorities of Jesus seem pretty clear.