The famous hymn-writer’s understanding of divine love was reflected in his mortal marriage.

Leak of “highly inappropriate” comments by founding pastor of Chicago-area megachurch caps months-long clash with critics.

CT's editor in chief on today's aired remarks.

A tribute to the theologian who taught a generation how to evangelize through the local church.

Two new books consider the personal, practical, and theological sides of welcoming the stranger.

Many Christians affirm evolution once researchers leave room for God's role in it.

"Jesus set us up in such a way that it requires his whole body to bring the whole gospel to the whole geography."

The Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News collect 380 allegations spanning 20 states in an unprecedented look at sexual misconduct across the denomination.

Numbers are not the only way to measure church health and effectiveness, especially in smaller churches.

How a retired Anglican priest and a young church music director created Liturgical Folk.

This phenomenon affects many, and pastors may be particularly susceptible.

A sneak-peek of Sampson's new book on lament and hope.

One-on-One with James Choung about evangelism and discipleship.

Today’s capitalism demands a kind of absolute commitment, says Kathryn Tanner. But Christianity carries within it the seeds of resistance.

Statistics, surveys and comparative metrics are not as helpful in assessing small church health as they are in assessing big church health.

Meeks is pursuing an M.A. at the Wheaton College Graduate School.

We can't defeat shame by whittling down God's law to fit our behavior. We need the good news of God's forgiveness instead.

"Proximity to power does strange things even to pastors and ministers."

Founder of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews overcame longstanding tensions and brought in $140 million a year for Holy Land projects.