Southern Baptists will take part in the 'Caring Well Challenge' on Sunday, an initiative aimed at equipping congregations to care for survivors of abuse and prevent it from happening within the church.
A series of deadly militant attacks targeting Christians in the northeast part Burkina Faso, a once peaceful West African country, has rocked the Christian community.
Satan “loves” to cast doubt on a Christians’ identity in Christ because he knows it’s the “core of everything we do,” according to filmmakers Alex and Stephen Kendrick.
While the common narrative today is that Christianity in America is on the decline, Glenn Stanton cites research in his book, The Myth of the Dying Church, to say genuine Christianity is actually thriving in America.
Have you ever experienced a spiritual power outage? For many, it’s going to the doctor and hearing bad news. It’s going to work and learning you’ve been laid off.
I’ve been struggling recently to put my finger on what the Lord was saying to the Church about unity and reconciliation.
If humans are just one animal among many, then our impulse to save endangered species and our sense of responsibility for them don’t make much sense.
One great thing about Jesus is that he hung out with rich and poor alike.
Youcef Nadarkhani, an evangelical pastor and a Muslim convert to Christianity, is one such Iranian who, today, sits in Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison for simply living according to his conscience.
Here’s a prediction: Thousands of years from now when archaeologists excavate American churches, they’ll identify the 1990s era by “What Would Jesus Do?” bracelets, DC Talk CDs, and purity rings.
As cyber attacks continue at a record pace around the world, the need for skilled, ethically-minded cybersecurity ...
Did the Apostle Paul really say women can never be pastors?
Veggie Tales” co-creator Phil Vischer says Christian filmmakers will have to start addressing LGBT issues and same-sex relationships from a biblical perspective because children are already seeing these storylines in secular movies and TV shows.
The issue of women in church leadership is often described as the complementarian vs. egalitarian debate, but an important debate is taking place among complementarians themselves.
