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Following several earlier decisions siding with religious groups, the leader of a Oneness Pentecostal congregation in Louisiana declares, “Devil, you just got dethroned.”

A Presbyterian was burnt in effigy, a Methodist was shot in the leg, and that’s just the start of the story of this constitutional prohibition.

Q&A with Reasons to Believe astrophysicist Jeff Zweerink on collapsing stars, quantum gravity, why physics isn’t finished, and what that tells us about our creator.

Justices pepper lawyers with possible scenarios and questions about coercing high school players.

News from Christians around the world.

A look at five updates to the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible.

The number of full-time students at the evangelical seminary has dropped 44 percent in 20 years.

He preached a nonreligious Christianity that emphasized authenticity, creativity, and the leading of the Holy Spirit.

She sang through betrayal, divorce, and death.

Prison officials may limit religious practices at time of death, but only if they show there are no better options.

National board questions Anaheim pastors’ “spiritually implausible” reasons for disassociation.

News from Christians around the world.

Experts project fraud will cost Christian ministries $170 billion in 2050.

Pastors weigh in on the critical formulation of the sacrament.

Women reported two top leaders’ inappropriate behavior for more than 12 years. Nothing happened.

The prolific writer promoted Christian Reconstructionism, libertarian Ron Paul, the gold standard, and fears of Y2K.

A lawsuit against Gordon College will go forward in Massachusetts, but four justices say the court will eventually have to clarify the “ministerial exception.”

Urban missiologist urged evangelicals to cross racial and cultural lines for the sake of the gospel.

Allegations of tax fraud latest trial for Wesleyan pastor who has spoken out against Christian nationalism.