The happiest place isn't on earth...yet.

Here's how 1,000 Protestant clergy disagree on the rapture, the Antichrist, and other points of eschatology.

God’s people in God’s presence.

What will this stuff look like, I wonder, when God restores it?

The biggest difference between old and new hymns isn't Trinitarian theology.

Critics weigh in on an aptly-named film and an intriguing start to a "spiritual procedural."

Why are movies about the last days still so popular?

How the Spirit at Pentecost decimated humanity’s dividing walls.

The enemy's gate is down.

Is there anything good in the controversial worlds of Katniss and Ender?

How LifeWay's unexpected findings compare to other assessments of Armageddon.

Media group that bought the weekly took part in regular Internet chats with Jang to discuss business.

And why everything else does.

Learning to grasp what 'no eye has seen, no ear heard, and no mind has conceived.'

Ben Witherington III calls for serious theological reflection on activities that occupy most of our waking hours.

Even though we know we can't usher in God's kingdom, we're still called to establish order, beauty, and abundance in this life.

David Jang's emissaries to Singapore speak for the first time on why they believed he was a new Christ, why they changed their minds, and how his organization operates.

What the ancient phrase can teach today's Christians about our attempts at cultural transformation.

David Jang has become an increasingly influential figure in Asian and now American evangelicalism. He and his followers have founded media outlets and a Christian college and are key influencers in the World Evangelical Alliance. But many say he leads a group that has encouraged the belief that he's the 'Second Coming Christ.' Is there any truth to the allegations?