Protestants are grateful for Reformation Day celebrations—and wonder if they'll ever get religious equality.

Middle East Christians assert their rejection of violence as they relate frustration with lack of Western recognition of the reality of occupation and the collateral damage of bombing campaigns.

Pastor Ronald Molmisa set out to write “Lovestruck” for high school students with love woes. Now it’s a nine-book series and a parachurch ministry.

Christians can’t know what’s waiting for us next year. But we can know what kind of people we hope to be when we get there.

UPDATE: After Synod vote, services will soon be available on a trial basis.

After weeks of jockeying in Congress, Republicans voted in the Bible-quoting Louisiana Southern Baptist.

As the International Religious Freedom Act turns 25, advocates look ahead to next steps.

Breaking free from disinformation and systemic oppression entails discipling a nation.

The path to restoring Christian credibility is paved with embodied action, not empty words.

Last year, Thailand legalized abortion up to 20 weeks.

The case of prison convert Will Speer shows the significance of ‘peers’ leading ministry behind bars.

The Israel-Hamas war is thousands of miles from my daughter—and on her phone. I can’t keep her from the world’s sorrows.

Threatened amid accusations of collaboration with an enemy state, implementation awaits more votes, presidential signature, and judicial review. UOC leader calls it “a struggle against God.”

Some conservative churches that voted to disaffiliate say the denomination has responded by forcing out their pastors and charging them millions to keep their property.

Facing fresh attacks from Hindu nationalists, Wesleyans recall the history of God’s faithfulness in a Gujarat village.

Politically moderate and left-leaning evangelicals appear to be most impacted.

Republican candidates make competing arguments to potential voters.

Equipped with Scripture, history, and a defunct restaurant on the southern border, Sami DiPasquale hopes he can soften politics-hardened hearts.

This sounds counterintuitive. But there are biblical and cultural reasons for believing it.