Christopher A. Hall and John Sanders continue their debate of openness theology.

"How can we tell which miracles, signs and wonders are of God?"

Does God change his mind? Will God ever change his plans in response to our prayers? If God knows it all, are we truly free? What does God know—and when does he know it? Christopher A. Hall and John Sanders debate openness theology.

"A forum on free-will theism, a new paradigm for understanding God."

We tend to focus on the way Jesus came into the world. It will pay us not to overlook the way he left.

Why C.S. Lewis's books remain models for Christian apologists in the 21st century

Six leading openness theologians say that many assumptions made about their views are simply wrong

Evangelical historians have finally earned the respect of the secular academy. But some critics say they've sold out. Not really

A former process theologian says a 30-percent God is not worth worshipping

Are mentally challenged adults whose intellectual age is probably that of a 1-year-old sheltered under God's salvation?

It's been centuries since Luther nailed his theses to a church door, but the Internet is reintroducing theological debate to the public square.

Self-centeredness is cured by looking deeply within the life of the Trinity.

An end-times pilgrim counts the cost of discipleship

Celebrating Valentine's Day in the spirit of the Song of Solomon

Why charismatics and evangelicals, among others, are flocking to communities famous for set prayers and worshiping by the clock

Critics force the Latin American Council of Churches to withdraw its Theology on the Road mission document

The early church's opponents claimed Jesus was illegitimate. Its heretical fringe said he wasn't human. The doctrine of the Virgin Birth set them both straight.

How should Christians react to all this talk about exorcism?

What is hell—eternal torment or annihilation? A look at the Evangelical Alliance's The Nature of Hell.