Has the term "evangelical" passed its expiration date? Evidently that's up for debate among evangelicals themselves when it comes to the topic of politics.
It's been a hard couple of years for the politically engaged Evangelical, with a lot of disagreement within what used to be a solid voting bloc.
The Christian world is mourning, yet celebrating, the home-going of theologian R.C. Sproul, 78, who passed away Thursday at a Florida hospital. He was hospitalized several days ago due to severe respiratory difficulties.
Support for Donald Trump – and now Roy Moore in Alabama – has divided evangelicals. Now we're being warned of an evangelical crisis from a popular Bible teacher.
The head of the worldwide Roman Catholic Church is talking about changing one of the best-known and most widely recited passages of scripture – and that's not sitting well with the president of a conservative Protestant seminary.
President Donald Trump has followed through on a campaign promise to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel, and a minister confirms a group of evangelical leaders urged him to take action.
A new survey indicates that most American Evangelicals still voice strong support for Israel but Millennials in the church do not share that enthusiasm.
Many pastors across the country are continuing discussions on how to keep their congregations safe in light of the recent Texas church shooting.
The liberal leader of the Church of England is asking why Evangelicals support Donald Trump while an American pastor is ready with answers.
With the popularity of online learning on the rise, Christian higher education institutions are looking at ways to consolidate – and this could mean the beginning of the end of seminary extension campuses.
As the Texas coast continues the rebuilding process nearly three months after enduring one of its worst natural disasters, a Houston area church reflects on its ministry opportunity following Hurricane Harvey.
Following the deadliest church shooting in the U.S. earlier this month, one Texas church is hoping to help other congregations get a security plan in place.
President Joe Biden promised voters he would tackle the coronavirus pandemic better than Donald Trump, whom Democrats accused of being responsible for 400,000 deaths to date, but in the course of one day the new president snapped at a reporter over vaccine distribution and his new press secretary dodged a question about his mask-skipping hypocrisy.
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