After numerous delays on their new album, the band finds itself "in a much better place."

The youngest member of 1996's "Magnificent Seven" Olympic team on her parents, her long-lost sister, and forgiveness.

A decade, a marriage, three kids, and a near-death experience later, Natalie LaRue is singing again.

The president of Fuller Theological Seminary on 'Talking with Mormons.'

The college president explains why it's is suing, and why now.

As a teen, Rhett Walker did drugs and got his girlfriend pregnant. But now he really 'gets' grace.

What developmental science tells us about children's religious beliefs.

The pastor of LifeChurch.tv explains a turning point for his ministry.

Frontman Sonny Sandoval on the band's hiatus, the new album, and a certain strategically placed f-bomb.

Why American Christians should work to sustain the American experiment.

The historical theologian says Luther and Calvin show us how to read the Bible for the sake of the church.

Dave Runyon puts the Great Commandment in action.

On the 50th anniversary of 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' Hallie Foote remembers her dad.

The Florida senator's religious background takes many shapes, but he knows how it translates into policy.

Actor speaks for the first time about his now-famous red-eye flight and the tweets that lit up the internet.

Uncertainty on issues like use of time, family obligations, plagiarism, and pornography sparked a call for a broad statement, says Luder Whitlock.

Daly explains why he joined a coalition of evangelical leaders when the organization has not taken a public stance on the issue in the past.

John Schneider found Jesus after 'Hazzard,' and now stars in a string of faith-based films.

Great figures from church history have much to teach about talking with God.