The increasingly political Christian satire site hasn’t been able to tweet since March, but the platform’s new owner is a fan of the Bee and free speech.

Good comedy is strange and surprising. So is the gospel.

Leah Boyd represents a new generation of women in ministry, bringing a sense of humor and hope to theological debates.

Let incisive comedy give us “eyes to see.”

The Christian viral video-maker is back online after confessing his “sexual sin and addiction” and seeking treatment.

Online, millennial Christians embrace the absurd.

What Christians might take away from a godless but moral imagining of the afterlife (and after-afterlife).

The viral entertainer confesses "sexual sin and addiction" following Charisma investigation.

The more we take Scripture seriously, the more we’ll find ourselves laughing along with it.

For Christians, is the irreverent, unrighteous HBO comedy a laughing matter?