Michael Penn explains what the early church meant by the "holy kiss."

The mission of the church does need to be reclaimed from modernism, but we don't need postmodernism to tell us so—we have Scripture.

Our modern notions of money and possessions blind us to the reality that everything belongs to God and therefore our church community.

Reading God's Word need not take an eternity, say publishers of speedy Bibles.

Are evangelical Christians really happier than their neighbors?

There just might be a better way to solve theological disputes.

What 147 elk taught me about prayer.

Most lies are pitiful attempts to protect our pride.

Maverick bishop jousts at latest foe: Scripture.

Elizabeth Marquardt on what happens in the souls of children of divorce.

Pentecostal scholar Amos Yong thinks he sees the Holy Spirit working in other religions, too.

Why obedience isn't just for legalists.

Christian colleges are among the few places left where traditional revival occurs, and Asbury is the most recent example.

How the emotional stories of Christian preachers and writers shaped a movement.

What we believe about the Bible says a lot about how we interact with other faiths.

Personal salvation is nice, but delighting in God is better.

Many people want more than knowledge about God—they want transformation, says Adele Ahlberg Calhoun. But they don't know where to start.

In an age of abundance, how do we survive with our souls intact?

How to resist the demons that accompany influence and savvy.