Six Christian organizations have won their years-long legal battles against an Obama-era federal mandate ordering the provision of contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs in their employee health care plans.
Darlene Zschech, who wrote the popular contemporary hymn “Shout to The Lord,” details in a new book how she's made it through the hardest seasons in her life.
Two Christian groups are backing the addition of sexual orientation and gender identity as categories to federal nondiscrimination law in exchange for religious exemptions.
Entitled older adults, not millennials, are often the main problem keeping young people away from church, the author of Adoptive Church has argued.
That's what I want to be. Because an awful lot of people don't really like the kind of Christian they're seeing. And that's a big deal. Because it's keeping them from Jesus.
I have learned that there is one word that shouldn’t be used in modern Christianity. If I use it now, I’m taking a risk that you won’t even finish reading this article. It’s a turnoff for so many Christians, even though it’s the very reason the Church exists.
Certain segments of the alt-right are targeting evangelical Christians, according to Religious Left scholars. But they don’t target Christians for persecution. No, they believe they can convert evangelicals to their racist way of thinking.
Jonathan Trotter in a recent Instagram post asked an intentionally provocative question—one that I have never been asked: Would I have liked Jesus had I met him during His life?
Many Christians' concern centers largely around the moral messaging in contemporary movies, television series, and commercials. But that’s not the biggest threat our media consumption poses to the Christian worldview.
Pioneer of the modern worship era, Darlene Zschech shares the difference she sees in worship music now as opposed to what it was ten years ago.
The Christian faith cannot be understood apart from the radical obedience and transformation of a persecutor-turned-apostle, Paul, whose life and words shaped the early church more than any other man.
David Crowder recently released his new album "I Know a Ghost" and says he decided to use the word ghost instead of spirit as a way to draw more people.
