Can a follower of Christ claim salvation through his crucifixion, but then consent to the suffering racial injustice imposes on others?

The Wesleyan Methodist scholar pushed for “opening up the ecumenical door" to all traditions.

The sincere portrayal in “Them That Follow” gives mainstream believers perspective on the real oddity of our faith.

The tradition is largest in the US but today has a strong international presence. How did that happen?

The influential leader kept teaching—and learning—homiletics over his 70-year career.

David Platt, Francis Chan, Shane Claiborne, and now Kyle Idleman are dominating the Christian best-seller lists by attacking our comfortable Christianity. But is 'radical faith' enough?

Ties that bind church schools are loosening.

Missionaries follow migration to city centers.

Mother of the holiness movement

Have the holiness and Pentecostal movements really been "hyper-vertical" and "anti-domestic"?