Assad's forces have killed tens of thousands and have allegedly used chemical weapons. Toppling him could wipe out the country’s Christians. Is it worth it?

Why messianic Jews are being accepted.

One of Africa’s fastest-growing churches wants to expand by having as many children as possible.

Southern Baptist leaders would rather ‘the only consistently growing group in baptisms’ be shrinking.

Why one seminary thinks so and is sending an Old Testament scholar into early retirement.

Even in our darkest moments, he is not going anywhere.

A new book from a top evangelical scholar makes the case.

Russell Moore, others react to pope's Q&A with atheist editor.

The royal baby sparks some theological (and ecological) discussion.

As colleges drop drinking bans, some see alcohol as a moral good.

The North Point pastor says the way we teach Scripture can undermine evangelism.

Reformed theology is more irenic and diverse than you think, says theologian Oliver Crisp.

New research spotlights what the continent’s believers (and those worldwide) are missing.

Survey finds many American evangelicals hold unorthodox views on the Trinity, salvation, and other doctrines.

The theology behind Francis’s warning on climate change.

More students are choosing schools for geographical convenience rather than theological affinity, says seminary president.

Looking past the imperfections of the church and her leaders.

What outspoken Justice, 'The Screwtape Letters', and survey data suggest about Satan today.

False teachings condemned by the church.