News&Reporting

Q&A with evangelical organizer Tori Goebel on the difference 10 years makes and how a rising generation of Christians is looking for “avenues for action.”

Clint Clifton coached Christians to multiply and fulfill the Great Commission.

Foursquare leader put emphasis on praise and penned the most popular church song of the 1990s.

Fewer people are using more types of media to access Scripture.

And other news briefs from Christians around the world.

As novelists embrace entrepreneurship, they find ways to take more control.

Q&A with religious studies scholar Eric Vanden Eykel on the history, mystery, memes, and meaning of the wise men in the Book of Matthew.

State judge says the school’s legal strategy was a mistake.

The Village Church offers few details about process it says was successful.

He trusted in God's strength because “Jesus didn’t tap.”

Carol Wimber-Wong and eight former members accuse Dwelling Place pastors of $62 million fraud.

And other brief news from Christians around the world.

Americans expected to send 1.6 billion cards this year, continuing Victorian-era tradition.

The one-time theology student believed politics should have “heroic ambition,” and speeches should be written, on occasion, for the angels.

US Religion Census finds independent congregations have surged in the last decade.

Prayed-for midterm “red wave” fails to materialize.

As American evangelicals head to the polls, they disagree about the meaning of the contested phrase.

A New Testament “scholar on fire,” he believed Scripture was an encounter with God.

Michael Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, on the state of American politics, what’s at stake in the midterms, and the temptation to “ultimatize” our issues.