Mute Math sued its record company for marketing them as a "Christian band." Producer/author Mark Joseph says that's just one symptom of a broken industry... and he's got some ideas how to fix it.

Indie artists Andrew Peterson, Jill Phillips, and Andrew Osenga weren't necessarily a good fit for typical record labels, so they joined some fellow indies and formed their own group: The Square Peg Alliance.

Why people need more than the bottom line.

Plus: Southwestern Seminary rebukes chapel speaker over tongues admission, Georgetown's evangelicals protest ministry ousting, the furor over Katherine Harris's comments keeps going, and other stories from online sources around the world.

The full text of an appeal to live the biblical narrative.

Mideast Christians writing for our website expressed their anguish—and anger.

Why we need to really die before we can really live.

N.T. Wright argues that Christianity better comprehends our deepest human longings.

The Pulitzer Prize winner says, "Evangelicals have influence in the White House that The New York Times columnists do not."

In their zeal for social change, some evangelical activists stand on shaky biblical ground.

Deaths, promotions, and other items from the religion world.

Bob Webber's fingerprints are all over a new call to live the narrative that really matters.

Operation Rescue transforms clinic.

GARBC distances itself from college after Southern Baptist endorsement.

There is something worse than misery and death.

Besides Jesus, what drove Jews and Christians apart from the beginning?

Court decisions cheer opponents of same-sex marriage.

Virginia megachurch sues county for barring theology courses.

Jews for Jesus takes to New York City streets.