Anti-Trump evangelicals claim they are giving up on the movement. Richard Mouw, an influential theologian and author, explains why he’s not.
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Should Anti-Trump Evangelicals Leave the Movement? Members disillusioned by support for the president-elect can more easily effect change if they stay put.
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In August, it seemed that Trey Pearson of “Everyday Sunday” would become the first openly gay artist to grace the stage at a major Christian music festival. But when he publicly announced that he would be performing at Joshua Fest, not everyone was excited about the milestone. Eleven members of Joshua Fest’s production team threatened to quit if Pearson performed, so event leaders dropped him from their roster.
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The presidential candidate has been cozying up to conservative Christians. Recently, they’ve been cozying back.
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What the presidential hopeful misses on this complex conflict.
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Everything you want to know but were too scared to ask.
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"There are two ways to read the Bible," Keller says.
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Conservative Protestant group shrink back from support of capital punishment.
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Alan Chambers shares his story in a new memoir.
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The brash Manhattan billionaire doesn't seem to stand for their values.
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The real story behind the mega-church's recent controversy.
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Ever said this: "If I’m faithful in doing this, then God promises to do that"?
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A woman you may not know is making a huge impact on faith.
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As an ancient rabbi once said, "If you can’t be trusted in small things..."
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A popular trope is not as true as some assumed.
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NaLEC becomes the first major evangelical association to take this position publicly.
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Some commentators say debates on LGBT issues are over, but such predictions are premature.
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Can the message of hell and damnation awaken the modern masses?
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The president's comments at the National Prayer Breakfast infuriated some Christians.
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