Does the biblical resurrection account leave us with as little evidence as some assume?

Do Christians need a term or label to identify ourselves?

The truth presented to us in scripture should tell us something about not only who we are but who our neighbors are: image bearers of the Father in heaven.

How will Christians respond to the live production? The show’s history offers some clues.

In a time of loss and lament, here’s how I found spiritual solace.

God’s anger against sin is real on Good Friday, but he doesn’t “turn his face away” from the Cross.

A theological imagining of how the Big Bang echoes Easter.

If a person really belongs to Jesus, he or she will persevere in faith

The real divine “prank” is not the Resurrection.

Jesus’ death demonstrates God’s love for outsiders, enemies, and strangers.

One evangelist's influence on our nation's leaders

Megachurches aren't going away. Nor should they. But we need to make room for other models, too.

When you're responsible for the spiritual guidance of others, admitting doubt can feel like admitting defeat. But doubt is not the enemy of faith. By learning to admit, address, and even embrace the most difficult questions, your ministry can more effectively reach the many who privately wonder the same things.

A Lenten research roundup of what Americans think of sin.

A biblical understanding of food whets our appetite for the fullness of the Lord's Supper on Maundy Thursday.

Survey ranks the Bible’s Big 10 on relevance, and looks at the morality of nine kinds of lies.

What the church doesn't know about ministry leaders and temptation.

President and CEO of SBC Executive Committee confesses he “initially announced my retirement earlier today without a complete explanation.”

From Eric Metaxas to Jim Wallis, 90 Christian leaders agree: President Trump’s and Kim Jong-un’s meeting needs prayer.