Whatever the results of the election, God tells us not to fear.

Independent candidate invites people of all faiths to join a new conservative movement

With election day finally here, the Bible's political metaphors for God remind us who ultimately reigns.

The evangelist (and CT founder) is 98 today. An historian examines the way he shaped the church and the world.

Being a female Christian in tech places you in the double minority.

Women leaders are forced to find an impossible golden mean between too much and not enough.

Every church should be actively participating in kingdom growth. But kingdom growth doesn't mean every church will keep getting bigger.

Cubs beat Indians 8-7 in the 10th inning of the 7th game of the 2016 World Series

(UPDATED) These surveys suggest how—and why—evangelicals will split more than usual in 2016 election.

Knowing and expanding the zone where the hearts of the pastor and congregation meet up with God's heart is essential for a successful church turnaround.

Speaker and author Rosaria Butterfield explains why organizations must require more than early church creeds.

No matter where you stand politically, the First Lady has something to offer the church.

Mel Gibson’s new film raises questions about religious liberty and moral conviction amidst national turmoil.

Church seeks to meet the needs of a small town that is 70% unchurched.

Beyond their penchant for the macabre, the directors’ films also display transcendent hope.

A Christian approach to politics frees us from duty or strategy.

…and other strategies for becoming a Pastor Theologian.

When we allow God to use our full identity, amazing ministry can follow.

The first step can be learning to pronounce an unfamiliar name.