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Gun reform will be nearly impossible when gun rights and religion are so tightly entwined, says a study by the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious
WIth US Independence Day behind us, can I now say that for much of my life, “freedom” hasn’t really been a big concern, a priority
The high court completes its most consequential and controversial term in decades.
Religion News Service reports that the embattled congregation in Grand Rapids won’t remove the controversial Deacon.
Contemporary worship was a boomer thing. Apparently Gen X and Z more concerned with authenticity and earlier worship times.
How might predestination provide assurance in today’s world? Matthew Myer Boulton explores in The Christian Century.
When you preach, you’re not interpreting texts and creating community as much as you are, at the root, inviting people to experience Jesus, in all
Kristin Kobes DuMez is a guest on CNN discussing the rousing evangelical support for Walker’s Georgia Senate campaign, even after his recent acknowledgment that has
Graduates protested anti-LGBTQ+ policies at Seattle Pacific University’s recent graduation.
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