The Pontiff’s reply to a journalist asking about church’s position is not a change in stance, but will disappoint advocates of change.
The Religious Right’s power grab: How outside activists became inside operatives
Trump’s conservative Christian critics have lamented that fellow believers were sacrificing values and principles to support him. But they have also expressed regret that the Christian capitulation to Trump exposes painful truths about the Religious Right’s quest for power.
The high cost of popular evangelical Jen Hatmaker’s gay marriage comments
The backlash to both Hatmaker’s comments and to LifeWay’s decision reveals growing rancor in evangelical circles over same-sex relationships.
The new Evangelical moral minority
If the Southern Baptist church can’t be bigger, Russell Moore wants it to be better.
What’s scarier than a haunted house? At Judgement House, it’s eternal damnation.
A Halloween-time feature at evangelical churches all over the country, Judgement House aims to spook visitors as other haunted houses do during this time of year. But Judgement House aims to scare people for the sake of heaven.
How a new generation is changing evangelical Christianity
Evangelical Christianity, as we have known it, is changing. While old guard evangelical leaders are vocally supporting Republican nominee Donald Trump for president, there is a groundswell of opposition from within evangelicals.
Liberty University students want to be Christians — not Republicans
Evangelicals at the school are tired of politics — and the party that gave them Trump.
LifeWay stops selling Jen Hatmaker books over LGBT beliefs
One of evangelical women’s favorite authors loses her place in one of America’s largest Christian chains.
The meeting in the sanctuary and the meeting in the basement: Ministry to the ignored
Ministry in a local jail combined with an intensive educational program in addiction and recovery opened a minister’s eyes to the needs of an ignored population.