We're not just passing through, says theologian Michael Wittmer, author of Heaven Is a Place on Earth.

2 Corinthians doesn't teach that flesh and spirit are opposites, Michael Wittmer says.

Statement affirming homosexual unions roils Anglicans.

Citing new satellite images, team seeks to 'solidify the faith of many Christians.'

Does God need our help, love, and praise?

Are today's kinda culpas more safe than sorry?

UPN's Amish In the City shows us our modern selves in a mirror that is positively medieval.

Prisoner torture in Iraq exposes the ordinary face of human depravity.

There are some places that bring the distant biblical text closer to our lives.

The author of the Christian Origins and the Question of God series is also writing a commentary series for the masses.

A new book reminds us to get our heads and hearts together, in the company of the cloud of witnesses.

A glimpse inside the world of holiness testimony, through the story of an ex-slave woman evangelist.

Recent gadfly theories about church council conspiracies that manipulated the New Testament into existence are bad—really bad-history.

Religion is okay with the courts, so long as it doesn't mean anything.

Messianic Jews seem to be an embarrassment in an otherwise thoughtful dialogue.

David Brooks, author of On Paradise Drive, says Americans are on a spiritual search for paradise, and Christians need to supply the language for the search.

Taking solace in Scripture's difficult and unsentimental image of motherhood.

It swept across church lines, transforming America's urban landscape with its rescue missions and storefront churches. Yet today, the holiness movement and its charismatic woman leader are all but forgotten.

The spiritual dynamism of West African Christianity is now well known even in the West. Do credulity-stretching, highly publicized miracles discredit what God is doing in that region?